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Joba and the Mouth 7-10-25 · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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Yankees general manager is quote, UN quote, going to town
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at the trade deadline after designating DJ Lemayu for
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assignment and losing Clark Schmidt to Tommy John surgery.
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What will Brian Cashman, Lenny from MIT and the rest of the
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front office come away with on their shopping spree?
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And will it be enough? All Star replacements are being
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named like hot cakes for injured stars, but the Mets $765 million
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man Juan Soto hasn't been one of them.
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Soto was mad, but when asked, it was mainly as he put it.
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What do you think? It's a lot of money on the table
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if I make it, seemingly forgetting that he just made
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over 3/4 of a billion dollars in guaranteed money.
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And before we make a call to the pen and catch up with Nick on
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goodies bag of balls, we will RIP around some interesting NFL
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offseason developments. Another tremendous Thursday live
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Give him a. Significant you're going to have
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a ton of money to spend. Why not putting in one of the
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top three offensive? Players in the league.
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We're going to be looking at Aaron Judge and saying that he
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can't. Win the big game, Michael
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I played 82. Games you don't see LeBron.
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Doing that, a game where you got to go.
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We know him as the Fishman, as you know our our bored up guy.
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He was crapping in his pants last week.
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Well, actually on Monday. He hopefully will last
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throughout the show. We'll keep him away from the
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toilet tonight. Java.
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It has been a crazy, crazy week. Just baseball.
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There really isn't anything to talk about right now.
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The Knicks announced their new head coach, Mike Brown and some
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interesting statements throughout his press conference
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with the New York Knicks. We don't have that on the list
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tonight, but I'm sure I'm going to get into at some point on the
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show. I mean, Mike Brown's a complete
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idiot. He looked really bad at the
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press conference. I got a chance to check out the
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25 minute press conference of just an absolute debacle.
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Leon Rose should have kept him away from the mic because he's
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not very good on the mic, that's for damn sure.
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The Knicks hire these guys that are just absolutely just
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tremendously stupid on a damn mic.
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Let's keep him away from the mic and just stick to basketball.
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So it's been a very warm week. It's been rainy here in Long
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Island, Long Island, New York. How is it in Nebraska right now?
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It's not too bad. There's some storms supposed to
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be rolling in, but it's the humidity like usual.
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But other than that, it hasn't been too terribly bad.
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It is. It has been hot, but it's been
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bearable. The, the humidity gets you, your
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powder turns to paste, but other than that, it's, it's not too
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bad. I am lost.
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I am absolutely lost when it comes to these press conferences
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for New York. I, I, it doesn't matter who it
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is. It could be Aaron Boone and
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obviously Boone's been with the Yankees for over 5 years.
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It could be Tom Thibodeau who sits there and answers the
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questions and looks like he's going to turn red or half his
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hair is going to fall out of his head.
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Or at least the rest of his hair looks like he's going to fall
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out of his head. We've seen many, many different
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coaches and managers go up there at press conference.
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Remember Rex Ryan Speedy with his mop on his head?
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It does. And then Robert Sala, deer in
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the headlights as we call him Bambi.
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He he doesn't even know how to speak to the press because he's
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so, you know, I think he's so lost when it comes to the game
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of football. He just lost his way on a damn
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mic. So let's not forget what in
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between the great out of gates with his googly eyes, yeah?
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Well, I, I, let's stop getting into the New York Jets.
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I just, I brought up Robert Sala because he is Bambi.
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We brought him up so many times on this show, so I had to throw
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him under the bus as you see right there on the.
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Restoration of the graphic. Well, obviously San Francisco,
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now San Francisco has to deal with his deer in a headlights
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ass. But nevertheless it there's
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something about New York and the press conferences with some of
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these guys, even the athletes are a little lost when they get
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on their mics and they try to speak to the press and they ask,
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and I'll say this, everybody says about the New York press is
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that they're crazy. They're mean.
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They like to get answers or questions out that make no sense
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or try to pull something from the athletes that the athletes
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don't want to answer. But I don't even think it has
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anything to do with the press. I just think the athletes are so
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damn stupid here. They'll answer any question.
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I would sit there and say, I plead the fifth.
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I plead the fifth. I've got no answers for this.
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I plead the 5th. No, these stupid guys, and I'm
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not naming anybody. They go out there and they say,
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yeah, I'll answer that stupid question.
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Why not? I'll be stupid today.
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You know, it's just, it's dumb. It's absolutely dumb.
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And Mike Brown, I, I and I know everybody, this is not something
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we we're going to get into. But I have to say this, when I
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watched that press conference, not only is he a deer in the
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headlights, I really don't think he had, he had anybody there
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helping him out. He had no PR person there.
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He had no management. They're giving him information
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as, as these questions were coming out.
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And he said, well, Tom Thibodeau did a great job and and
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meanwhile, he got the job from Tom Thib and then threw himself
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under the bus because he was stuttering the whole time
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because he couldn't answer the questions.
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He was lost. That press conference just told
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me one thing. Did the Knicks actually make the
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right choice on the coach that they picked?
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Or maybe he's just absolutely not going to speak to the
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players and he's just going to go out there and point fingers.
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Do this, do that. Are you saying?
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Because. Bambi Brown I.
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Know it has nothing to do with Bambi because Robert Sala really
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he didn't have to say anything he was just an idiot.
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I think Mike Brown actually knows what he's doing.
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I just don't know if he he's the right guy for the job when it
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comes to speaking here in New York.
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When you go up and you speak to the president, Joba, you know
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this more than anybody. You played for the Yankees and
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many, many times you've been up there when you were pitching and
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you had to deal with obviously in Cleveland with all the Nats
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and all the craziness. These all the different guys,
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all the different writers, all the different newspaper, you
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know, publicist, everybody are out there asking you questions.
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You know, they're going to ask you questions you don't want to
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answer. And usually if you were smart,
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and there are not many smart guys when it comes to here in
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New York, the athletes in New York, you would answer a
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question trying to beat a beat around the Bush.
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These guys, including the coaches, they don't know how to
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do that. And the PR people are just
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absolutely stupid. They can't help these guys.
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What speak? I mean, you're there, John, but
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you've been here before. You've understood that.
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I am just embarrassed. I would be embarrassed if I was
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Leon Rose when I had Mike Brown go up there and look like a
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complete idiot. Yeah, I think there's we, we had
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media training for like a week before.
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Like we, we did it in spring training and I think it really,
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it really helped some people and other people didn't really,
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really pay attention. I guess after my first year, I
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basically was able to, to lead the, the PR list just because
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of, you know, questions or whatever it it's you answer the
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question without answering the question.
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And when you say you plead the fifth, you don't ever do that
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because then that takes away your words.
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And now they have the power of the pin so they can create
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whatever they want. Like when Pavano came over and
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lied about what what happened. And then they find out if you're
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honest and upfront with the media there people are like, I
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hate them. And it's like, no, they're doing
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their job. Like there have been times where
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they've had to ask questions. They're like, I don't want to
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ask this question, but I have to, it's not my question.
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It's coming from above. And so if you just treat them
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with respect, there's some you don't like, but that's with any
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job. I it doesn't matter, But you
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have to have a little bit of feel And if there's questions
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that, you know, partake in something where you don't want
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to throw somebody on the bus, whatever, you answer the
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question without answering the question.
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And they'll try to, they'll try to reword it in a different way
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to get you to answer it. But if you have any wits about
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you, it, it's it. But when I say plead, when I say
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plead the 5th, I'm not saying like, Oh, I'm going to go out
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there and plead the 5th. I try to beat around the Bush.
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I try to not answer the question, but answer the
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question in a professional kind of way.
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That's what you would do if somebody came to me right now
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and asked me a question about Jabba the mouth and say, Hey,
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what do you think about working with Jabba?
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If I didn't like working with you, I, I wouldn't say I, I
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think that guy's an ass. No, I would beat around the Bush
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and say, you know what, I could shave one side of the balls, but
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you know, the other side might be a little too bushy, if you
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know what I mean. But I, I, that's the way I would
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answer those questions. Nevertheless, I am a
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professional person. I know how to answer questions.
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I'm not going to sit there and say but, but, but, but, but,
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but, but when you start, when you start stumbling over words
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too, then then they their mind starts turning too.
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And they're like, all right, well, he's either hiding
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something or doesn't want to say something.
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And then they try to pry. And it's just they can tell when
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you're uncomfortable. They can tell when you don't
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want to answer something. I mean, it's pretty easy.
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Like there was there was a time where, you know, Carter, my son
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was always around it and I couldn't throw my fastball for a
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strike. It was bad.
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I remember like Carter, you said that.
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Yeah, Yeah. And Carter comes in.
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I was like, hey, there's, there's.
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There you go, like. I can't give it to you more
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bluntly honest than that. And they love that.
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They love like, just the honesty like because we know.
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But it's when you try to sugarcoat it or you try to do
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like I had a great relationship. Obviously we've had one of one
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who's still a friend to this day that writes for MLB and Brian
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Hoke and you know, I love George King and in those guys.
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And it was just because it, it was like, hey, I understand.
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You're doing a job. I understand and I'm never going
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to run and I may take an extra 510 minutes where I think a lot
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of people don't use that. They're like, I just want to get
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this out of the way where, you know, when things go sour or
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whatever, or if you don't have APR director that can kind of
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lead you in a direction where take be like, hey, you know
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what, I'm going to go get some ice or make something up.
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But be like, hey, you know, give me like 10 minutes.
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I'll be back instead of, you know, like getting to it and,
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and rushing your questions and not having time to just like
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soak it in. But then also don't stand them
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up and be like, hey, I'll be there in 10 minutes and half
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hour. You're like, oh, maybe they're
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not there. They don't like that part
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either. So I think I'd.
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Be accountable. I think I'd be the craziest
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athlete when it comes to answering questions because I
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would do it in such a funny, ridiculous way where people
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would be like, that guy's out of his damn mind.
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You. Can't be better than Marshawn
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Lynch. I would throw myself so bad
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under the bus. You'd be like, OK, is that guy
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smoking something or he's just. On drugs or something.
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Oh, there we. Go.
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Oh my God. Bambi story.
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There we are. That's a good.
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One now we just have to make job fish.
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Now we just have to make sure he doesn't keep receipts.
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It'll be good. He's I think his head fits
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better on Bambi's body. Speaking of a deer in the
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headlights, before yesterday's game, Brian Cashman told the
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media that he is preparing to go to town at the MLB trade
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deadline for the Yankees. He added that there's a lot more
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needs on this Yankee roster than he expected considering how hot
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the Yankees started the season. He emphasized how the Yankees
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lost 3 starters from their World Series rotation, so he expects
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to make a starting pitcher their biggest priority despite getting
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good production from their young players like Will Warren.
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He also emphasized that the Yankees yes oh God, do not want
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to wear out their bullpen. Thank God he's opening his eyes
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even more, but still believes in Devin Williams and Luke Weaver.
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The Yankees also designated DJ Lemayu for assignment, meaning
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he's off the Yankees for a 40 man roster and has have seven
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days to decide if they want to trade or release him.
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The Yankees still owe DJ Lemayu 20 million over the next two
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years, regardless of what they decide to do with him in the
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next week. Cashman emphasized he wants jazz
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Chism, or I say say jazz jism, to be a full time second baseman
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with him being better defensively there than third
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base. Well, I by the way, jazz Chism
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or jism as I always say, I am not going to beat around a Bush
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here. So if you guys don't know what
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I'm talking about now, you know he is now entering the Home Run
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Derby. I am not excited about that.
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I'm not ecstatic. But all you Yankee fans, you
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want to see a Yankee in the Home Run Derby, Why not pick the
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chizzy himself and maybe he'll eat some cheese after.
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I don't know why he's going in the Home Run Derby, but hey,
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that's that's the least of my problems right here.
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The fact that Brian Cashman came out and we all know the Yankees
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are going into the trade deadline being buyers, they're
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not going to be sellers. They have never been sellers in
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the last 35 years. The Yankees have always been
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buyers. Now, this isn't obviously George
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Steinbrenner. This is how Steinbrenner and how
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Steinbrenner wants to make sure that the money is going to be
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safe when it comes to the luxury tax.
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And George used to throw money out there like he's buying a
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city, he's buying a building. So the Yankees have done that
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many, many times over the years. This is a different Yankee team.
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Now, obviously there's going to be spots to fill, especially in
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the rotation, especially in the starting rotation.
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The Yankees are always looking for a pitcher to fill in certain
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spots. The Yankees have not really been
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healthy as far as the rotation is concerned all season long.
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Believe it or not, the Yankees lineup has been fairly healthy.
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It's been really their rotation. That hasn't been over the years.
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It's always been their rotation. I mean, they're, I'm sorry, not
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the rotation. It's always been their lineup
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that hasn't been healthy. And the rotation has been fairly
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healthy over the years. But it's been over five years
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and Aaron Boone has the one thing that I could say Aaron
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Boone hasn't done very well in his coaching is managing is the
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bullpen. The bullpen is usually one of
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the best bullpens in baseball. In the first half of the season
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after the trade deadline, it's arguably one of the worst
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bullpens in baseball. And this is something that Brian
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Cashman has to lock in on because not because everybody
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wants to fire Aaron Boone and everybody's come out on social
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media. Every Yankee fan thinks that
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this is Aaron Boone's fault. You can take responsibility and
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Aaron Boone does take responsibility on the way the
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team is playing. But the one thing I can say
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about the Yankees is they're not getting timely hitting.
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This has been a problem for the Yankees for over 15 years.
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It's been a problem for them in the playoffs and they need to
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find guys that are going to fill in certain spots, especially in
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that lineup that's going to help out Aaron, Aaron Judge.
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It's going to help out guys like Goldschmidt, who has kind of
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fallen back. We we said this, he was hot in
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the beginning of the season. He went from batting 385 for the
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first month and now he's what, at 280 at at best 275?
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We, I didn't think he was going to stay at 3:50.
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I, I thought he, you know, over the next couple of weeks, he was
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going to drop a little bit over 300.
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But I, I've been very impressed with Paul Gulchman.
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First of all, he adds leadership.
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He's a great defender and he's added the offense that the, that
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the Yankees needed over the last couple of months when losing
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Juan Soto. And we're going to get into the
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whole Juan Soto situation. Trust me, we're going to get
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that. But designating DJ Lemayou is
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not a surprise. Anybody that thinks it was a
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surprise that DJ Lemayou was being designated, well, then you
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don't know what's going on with the fact that the Yankees are
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not getting enough from DJ Lemayou.
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What they're paying for him now, they're still going to have to
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pay DJ Lemayou no matter where he goes.
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If the Yankees decide to trade him, if the Yankees decide to
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release him, he's still going to get paid.
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So it doesn't matter if he's on the roster or not.
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But right now, he's taking away a spot where you can bring up or
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trade for where you can air. They had certain offensive
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options that the Yankees haven't had all season.
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The infield, they really, Volpe's been a shell of what he
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was in his rookie season. And I'm not saying he was
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hitting and he wasn't hitting for average last year, but he's
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been absolutely putrid throughout this season.
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And he's not giving you enough offense.
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He really hasn't been the defensive player he was in his
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rookie year. Remember, he won the Gold Glove
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for the American League last year.
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And now this year he's made some errors, he's made mistakes, and
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the Yankees are losing faith that this guy could be the
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future when it comes to the shortstop position.
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But I will say this, Devin Williams, who started off very,
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very slow for the Yankees, very slow.
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He was horrible. I think his ERA was at 9 at one
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point. I think even higher, like 12
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something. Yeah, I think, I think it got to
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like 12 1/2 all right. It's definitely different.
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He's been much better. I think he's below A5 now.
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Yeah, he's starting to get, you know, into, you know that.
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Optional pit pitching Rd. You know, method what she was in
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Milwaukee. Now he's not as good as he was
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in Milwaukee. OK, obviously not because in
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Milwaukee he was. He's pitching close to 1 and
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he's not doing that, but he's giving the Yankees that 8th
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inning help. Luke Weaver has been such a
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great optional pitcher in that bullpen where you've moved him
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from the seventh position, 7th inning to the 8th inning to the
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9th inning and closing for the Yankees over the last two
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seasons. And he went from a guy that was
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a starter, now he's been a bullpen specialist.
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He's been fantastic. The Yankees need to add another
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arm in that bullpen that's going to help these guys take some
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pressure off of guys like Devin Williams and Luke Weaver.
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That's something I think a guy like Brian Cashman has to look
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at because again, the bullpen is so important, making this
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playoff front. The Yankees have fallen behind
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the Blue Jays. I do not believe the Blue Jays
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are going to keep up this pace. I don't think they're that good.
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As as a matter of fact, they have players like Vladimir
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Guerrero got a lot of money, actually $325 million upfront,
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which is the most I've ever seen a player in professional sports
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ever get. But nevertheless, he's a guy
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that's having a good season. But but again, I don't trust
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their rotation and their bullpen has been iffy over the last two
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seasons. And they're they have a lot of
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young pitchers in that rotation. So I expect the Blue Jays to
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start to make, you know, to make a dip.
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I do believe that the Yankees should make a run out of a big
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time hitter in this in this lineup.
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They need to add another big bat in this lineup, maybe a
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left-handed bat, maybe a switch hitter.
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I, I just, I, I think that this this lineup is not enough to
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make a run for a World Series like they did last year.
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They got very lucky. Juan Soto got hot in the
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playoffs against Cleveland and he didn't play very well in the
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World Series. We all know what Juan Soto did
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in the in the playoffs, but except in the World Series, I
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think the Yankees need to at least one or two bats.
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But Brian Cashman coming out and saying, hey, you know what we're
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going to do? We're all in at the trade.
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Dylan, we know he's all in. He's always been all in.
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The question is, is he going to make the right moves?
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That is going to put the Yankees in the right position to make
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that run. Yeah.
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And also we wonder like he's saying this now, is he trying to
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accelerate the market faster in order to do that?
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Is he trying to emphasize, all right, we're going to go in on
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these positions in specific, which is a good thing that he
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didn't say specifically that. At the same time, I don't love
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what him saying about like, all right, we're going to label Jazz
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Chisholm in just a second baseman and that's going to take
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away the second base trade market at the trade deadline.
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Meaning are you only going to go for 3rd baseman in the infield?
22:41
Are you only thinking about moving someone else to third
22:44
base? Are you?
22:45
I think that'll limit the market in that regard of what the
22:47
company petition is because like we've talked about fish many
22:50
times, second base has been a weak position this year.
22:53
So maybe that's what he's trying to emphasize.
22:54
At the same time, if you want to make some kind of big swing, if
22:58
I don't know how available he'll get to be for somebody like a
23:00
Katelle Marte, I think that could be an option for for them
23:04
to be able to go at. As far as the pitching is
23:05
concerned, I'm not as good with the late.
23:07
I'm not as big on the labels as much as you want to have
23:09
starters, relievers type thing, but you want to have some kind
23:11
of versatility and pitching depth.
23:13
That's what wins. Now.
23:14
It's not as much of those raw 789 bullpens anymore.
23:17
It's more of those those versatile bullpens that could do
23:19
so many different things, even ones that aren't ranked as good
23:22
statistically and still win. So if they can get enough depth
23:25
in multiple guys from that regard, either in their farm
23:28
system or within their within the trade deadline where
23:31
relievers aren't as pricey. What big arms are available?
23:33
I mean, Michael King is not going to be available because
23:35
he's not 100% healthy. I thought he was an absolute Sam
23:38
Dunk for the New York Yankees. He's a guy that came up in the
23:41
Yankees farm system. He would have been perfect.
23:44
He was a guy that Brian Cashman didn't want to let go in the
23:46
Juan Soto trade. He was a guy that I definitely
23:49
didn't want to let go, but now he's not going to be available
23:51
because he's not 100% healthy. So where do the Yankees go when
23:54
it comes to rotation arm help? Do they go after another lefty
23:58
or do they add a right a righty in this pitching staff?
24:02
So I there's a lot and Marcus Stroman, Where has Marcus
24:07
Stroman been all kind? Of stuck in the middle.
24:09
It's like you can't trust him to be a star.
24:11
He was always a good first half pitcher.
24:14
What has happened to him? Yeah, it's kind of weird to
24:16
trust. Like I think the Yankees, what's
24:18
what's interesting with them is they could also go after guys
24:20
that have played in both roles as well, veteran guys on teams
24:24
that maybe are back end guys. Like 2 teams that come into mind
24:27
is Kansas City and Texas who have such good pitching Staffs.
24:30
So maybe they could afford to trade a pitcher or so.
24:32
And then they their offenses are just so bad this year.
24:35
So maybe even a one for one swap, something they can
24:38
consider just to get the Yankees a little more depth in there.
24:40
Nobody wants Marcus Stroman. That's the problem.
24:43
Nobody wants Marcus. Stroman.
24:48
No, I'm, I'm waiting. That's why I said Java.
24:50
Nobody wants Marcus Stroman. Oh yeah, I mean a salary in
24:53
that. But I'm going to, I'm going to
24:54
go back to what Speedy said. Speedy, I'm going to firmly and
24:57
hardly disagree with you on the versatility of the back end of
25:01
the bullpen. And I'll tell you why.
25:03
Because if you don't know, if you're the 6th inning guy, 7th
25:05
inning guy, 8th inning guy, 9th inning guy, you don't know when
25:09
to prepare. You can prepare physically, but
25:12
mentally to be locked in, not knowing if you're coming to set
25:15
up or you're coming to close is the hardest thing to do because
25:19
you can't be locked in that long.
25:20
Do I start warming up in the 4th?
25:22
Do I keep my routine as the closure guy when I start getting
25:25
ready in the 6th or how do I do it?
25:27
So now every day is something different.
25:29
So I'm going to disagree with you on that because yes, you're
25:32
going to have guys where they can step in and fill that
25:34
closure role if somebody's gone three days in a row or 4 out of
25:38
five. But if you don't have a set
25:41
standard in that role, I don't think your bullpen can be as
25:43
good as it is. Nobody knows if Luke is closing,
25:46
Devon's going to close and we we've seen it bounce back and
25:49
forth. Look at all the teams that are
25:51
successful and have one World Series.
25:53
What was the back end of their bullpen?
25:55
Guys could step up when they needed it, but each guy, there
25:58
was a setup guy, there was a get him out of a jam guy and there
26:02
was a closer. And nine times out of 10, that's
26:05
the role that they set up in. And so it's.
26:07
More or less of not as much of A like set roll over the time
26:11
Jabba. I think it's more of the label
26:12
that they have at the trade deadline too.
26:14
Like I look at the Braves of the example, look at how many like 3
26:16
new relievers they got and none of them were true.
26:18
Oh, well, I think the trade deadline doesn't matter as far
26:21
as a label for what the bullpen is.
26:23
I mean, you know, it's, it's what they they see fit of, of
26:28
what's the void that they're going to fill is why they're
26:31
going to and they're going to do what's also available.
26:34
Yeah. And who's and who they're going
26:36
to get rid of. Who do they want?
26:37
And you know, a lot of it too is, is are they going to sell
26:42
and be like, OK, we need to get something back for these big
26:46
league ready guys. How much are you willing to give
26:48
up? How much are you willing to move
26:50
shake? How much salary are you willing
26:52
to take on what's left of a salary left of a year's of a
26:56
contract? Like, there's so much that goes
26:58
into it and he can say whatever he wants to say.
27:01
He says it every year what they do.
27:02
Last year they got a reliever that nobody knew the hell he
27:05
was. And he's like, Yep, we got
27:06
another reliever. No, you didn't do anything.
27:09
And so he talks all this mess every year.
27:12
Hal's going to come down to numbers.
27:13
Cash is going to say he did something and all in like, Oh
27:17
yeah, what he did with DJDJ. Had.
27:20
Played his balls off, he gave everything.
27:22
He's he was. So hurt you guys have no idea.
27:25
I got a lot of information from the inside about like how he,
27:30
like, it wasn't for lack of effort of trying to get back,
27:33
like he just had put himself through the wringer and just he
27:36
couldn't physically do it anymore.
27:38
And he gave everything he got. And yeah, he was upset, but I
27:43
wouldn't be too upset. You're going home still making
27:44
22 million. So he's going to be fine.
27:47
Jabba. Jabba.
27:48
The guy that I want to see get called up is Spencer Jones.
27:51
He's been very, very hot right now the last three weeks he's
27:54
been hot. He's been called up from AA to
27:57
triple AI. Think he's batting 375 in the
28:00
last 2 1/2 weeks. He's been as hot as any Yankee
28:04
in their farm system when it comes to bats.
28:05
Now, a lot of people think that they're going to wait at least
28:09
one more year to call this kid up.
28:10
But if if he's hitting like that in AAA, why not see what the kid
28:14
has in in a week or two and and see what he could do in the
28:18
lineup, Maybe adding him to a lineup, maybe, you know, a
28:21
double headed game on a weekend. See what this guy could do in
28:24
the outfield. See what he could do as A5 tool
28:27
player. Now they say he's got tremendous
28:29
speed, he's got tremendous power.
28:31
He's he, I did read that he's fixed, fixed the speed of his
28:35
bat in the offseason. I, I think his stance is a
28:39
little different than it was last year.
28:40
So it it's definitely helped him when it comes to the plate.
28:44
Now, obviously he's still very young.
28:46
He's 2223 years old and the Yankees.
28:49
So if you remember Aaron Judge, you didn't see Aaron Judge until
28:52
what, 2425 years old until they called him up in the middle of
28:56
the season. And then his 20 Aaron Judge went
29:00
to college too. Yes, he did.
29:01
And 25 at 25, Aaron Judge won the rookie of the year and had
29:06
that unbelievable season. He was almost up for an MVP if
29:09
it wasn't for Altuve if you remember.
29:11
That cheating Altuve. Yeah, so I again, I, I'm not
29:15
saying Spencer Jones is Aaron Judge, but what the Yankees
29:18
think that this kid could be, could be the future of this
29:22
outfield when Aaron Judge has to step it, step down or give
29:25
somebody the reign for the future when it comes to power or
29:30
a superstar that the Yankees are going to be calling up in the
29:32
future. I can see, yeah, I can see why
29:36
they would do it. I can see why they wouldn't.
29:39
It's a very sample size of what he's done in AAA and I can see
29:45
why because everybody's excited about it and he's obviously
29:48
shown and made the adjustment. But then it's OK.
29:51
Now what happens? You bring him up and he
29:53
absolutely shits the bed and goes O for 35.
29:57
Now did you, did you make him worse or did you make him
29:59
better? And the development side of it
30:01
is, is it, is it sexy to bring him up because is it going to
30:05
put butts in seats? Yeah.
30:07
But as much as they love him right now in Tripoli, he goes O
30:10
for 30 and makes 2 airs in the outfield.
30:12
We're going to be having a different conversation.
30:14
Was that the right movement? But Jabba, what happens if if
30:16
he's a piece that the Yankees are looking to trade to add
30:19
another big bat, You call him up, he gets a little hot, He
30:23
goes up to the plate maybe 10 times and gets what, two home
30:26
runs out of 10/10 at bats? Then you have something to oh,
30:30
we got a guy that's a future superstar.
30:32
Everybody, everybody already knows what he's going to do.
30:34
Doing it in the big leagues and say they called him up today in
30:37
four games isn't going to raise his stock or lessen his stock.
30:41
They're already projecting him and that's all it is, is
30:44
projections until he actually goes and proves it.
30:46
Yeah. Volpe was supposed to be the
30:47
next Derek Jeter. We he's going to be a career 220
30:50
hitter. Yeah.
30:51
So we we know what you're going to get.
30:52
So I could see why we do it. I I would be excited to see him.
30:55
Like, it's nice that, you know, they they cover some of these
30:59
minor league games and we get to watch them for free.
31:01
Like when Skeens was in the minor leagues and some of these
31:03
other young big prospects. I kind of I kind of relate him
31:06
to CAG Leone from Kansas City and and kind of how the rise and
31:12
the stature left-handed, you know, big prospect type of deal
31:16
and keg learn just hit like a 490 foot Homer the other day.
31:19
So his is translated very well. So I could see it from both
31:23
sides. It's just I don't know the kid
31:26
personally. So I don't know how he would
31:28
handle that failure of coming up.
31:31
So I'm reading, I'm reading numbers right now what he's
31:33
doing in AAA. Now going going into the season
31:37
in AA, he had sixteen home runs in 49 AA games this season.
31:43
And but since he's been called up to AAA, he's cranked 5 bombs
31:47
and is in his first 10 contest. When you tack on the three
31:52
double S and eight walks, he's got a 1.315 OPS right now in
31:58
AAA. He's the hottest hitter right
32:00
now in AAA in baseball. And, and again, it's still such
32:04
a short sample size, but the Yankees need some kind of spark.
32:08
They need some kind of spark in that maybe calling him up a week
32:12
or two weeks. Then you have something.
32:14
If he gets a little hot up here, nobody's seen him.
32:17
Nobody's real. None of these starters have
32:18
actually seen him at the plate and he gets hot.
32:21
Then the Yankees have something if they want to add a big bat
32:24
and they have somebody out there they're interested in, oh, we
32:26
have Spencer Jones. We'll trade you Spencer Jones
32:29
for that bat or this bat or add Spencer Jones in a in a trade
32:33
where you can add a pitcher or a bullpen bullpen pitcher and a
32:37
hitter to that that that I disagree completely.
32:41
Errol like if they bring him up and he sucks like Jack Hagley
32:44
owns hit him 151. He was brought up.
32:47
He's not helping that team win. He has the power.
32:49
We've seen it every once in a while.
32:51
He's running into them and crushing them.
32:53
And so we know the talents there.
32:54
He's not ready. Spencer Jones is striking out
32:57
33% of the time. So was Aaron Judge.
33:00
So was. No, he wasn't.
33:01
Aaron Judge was under 30. Aaron Judge was striking out a
33:04
lot. When he got called up, he was at
33:06
37 percent, 37%. It doesn't matter your goal.
33:10
It does. Yeah, OK, it does.
33:12
It does. There's a certain point you
33:14
can't be above. And if you're over 30 something
33:17
percent, most of those guys don't make it in Major League
33:20
Baseball. This is the Yankees.
33:21
Judge is like 22. Well, 23 right now.
33:23
I don't care. The Yankees need a spark, and
33:25
they're not. Well, they should because
33:27
doesn't mean anything that he's doing anything there because
33:29
there's nowhere to play him. What do you bring him up?
33:31
The name is what are you going to play them?
33:32
They do where what is he doing? Where what is Anthony Volpe
33:35
doing? He but that's irrelevant has
33:37
nothing to do with this. What did they call this?
33:40
It makes no sense whatever trade Spencer Jones.
33:42
Well, as you know the Yankees hype their prospects.
33:45
Spencer Jones isn't even a top 100 prospect in baseball hyping
33:49
that he can trade him while he's got the name recognition and
33:52
getting some bombs. His his bad BIP right now in AAA
33:56
is 476. That's called not unsustainable.
33:59
He's not going to be that good regular bad.
34:01
That's 300. So he's not going to hit this
34:04
one. There's no possible way with you
34:05
take advantage now with you is all you do is look, I'm sorry.
34:09
I make too much sense. No, you don't.
34:11
You look at you don't know any of these terms.
34:14
You refuse to listen to us and we teach them to you.
34:15
I don't have to. I don't have to know these Well,
34:18
you would know that he's not ready if you did well good.
34:20
And and if Spencer Jones comes back comes up and he actually
34:23
they would have more value trading him as a AAA player than
34:26
as a major. I disagree.
34:27
That's a fact. Well, I disagree because the
34:29
Yankees have done this many, many times.
34:31
They've called people up, they've called players up, and
34:34
some of them have worked and some of that haven't.
34:36
I still think Luis Savarino, Bellinger, Judge, Dominguez.
34:40
You have Stanton, you have Ben Rice.
34:42
Where is he going to go in the lineup?
34:44
Where do you play him? He's not going to get regular at
34:46
bats. It makes no sense to bring him
34:50
up either trading him or Dominguez.
34:52
It's the only way it works. And Dominguez is playing great
34:55
right now. Got to move, so trade him for
34:59
OK, so we got to get out of this segment because we're running
35:01
out of time. But real quick and job, you can
35:03
comment on it too. The position that we keep
35:05
hearing is third base, and the guy we keep hearing is Eugenio
35:08
Suarez. He's third base.
35:10
He's got 29 home runs for the Diamondbacks.
35:12
They're not going anywhere this year.
35:14
He's an expiring contract, which means you wouldn't need to give
35:17
up the whole farm for him. You give him like a a second
35:20
rate prospect to the Diamondbacks and now you have a
35:24
real power hitter in that lineup.
35:26
He's got a lot of swing and miss as well, but he's having a great
35:29
last couple of seasons. I would go for him right now.
35:32
It would make a ton of sense and then they stabilize that lineup.
35:35
It makes a ton. Doesn't work out for voltages.
35:37
It makes a ton of sense. That's why.
35:40
Well, who would you rather have than the guy who's having an old
35:42
first season? Ladies and gentlemen, it's it's
35:44
because what Fish wants. If Fish wants it, it makes a lot
35:46
of sense. Who do you want?
35:47
It's a lot of sense. Who do you want?
35:49
Thanks a lot. You want to put Spencer Jones in
35:52
3rd Fish? No, that's not what I'm saying.
35:53
If Spencer Jones is hitting right now and we could get a
35:56
spark and he can give a spark to the Yankees lineup right now and
36:00
I think that he is capable of doing that.
36:03
The Yankees should call him up and see what he could do for a
36:05
week or play 3 outs. It doesn't it doesn't matter if
36:08
they if he's not, if he's not doing well, send them back down.
36:11
It's not going to just OK, so, so, so who do you?
36:14
Who do you? Put him in for.
36:15
I don't right now, I'm not even looking at that.
36:17
I'm looking at trade him to the Diamondbacks for Suarez and
36:21
Merrill Kelly. Merrill Kelly is a pitcher
36:23
available as well. He's like 36 or 37.
36:26
He's he's got only got a year or so left on his deal.
36:29
He would make a lot of sense as well.
36:32
He's a very good pitcher. He's about a strikeout in
36:34
inning, doesn't throw really hard, but he's another one of
36:37
those guys I know speedy. You were saying the Mets are
36:38
looking at him. I would want them to, yes.
36:41
I don't know who's available right now when we know those are
36:44
the guys, Andy Alcantara after the All Star, All Star game.
36:49
They're going to be teams that probably don't think they have
36:51
any chance of making the playoffs where they're going to
36:53
open up their rosters and say, OK, we got this guy, we got that
36:57
guy. This is who we're offering.
36:58
I don't think yet you're going to see teams, you know, on the
37:02
bottom of those lists to saying, OK, we're this guy's available.
37:05
That's guy. That guy's available, I think
37:07
after the All Star game and, and the trade deadline is what, 2
37:11
weeks after the All Star game, which is about what, 3 weeks,
37:14
the end of the month, last day of the month.
37:15
So, so I expect in a week's time, we're going to hear that
37:18
there are teams that are going to be willing to trade this guy,
37:21
that guy or maybe even prospects that they like in their farm
37:24
system that they believe are going to be really good players
37:26
in the future. And if I were the Yankees right
37:28
now, I'd start looking at their future.
37:31
And, and again, the Yankees are, even though they have young
37:34
players, they're more older than they were, are younger.
37:38
They have a lot of veterans, guys that have been in the
37:40
league for a significant amount of time.
37:42
Who is their future? What do they have to lean on in
37:46
the future after Aaron Judge is gone?
37:48
That's the question. Is Spencer Jones the guy?
37:50
I don't know if the Yankees believe that he is.
37:52
And if the Yankees believe that he is, they got up, they got to
37:55
hide them and and they got to say, you know what?
37:57
This guy is untouchable. I remember last year Brian
38:00
Cashman had two guys. He said we're not, we're not
38:02
trading them. There's no way we're trading
38:04
them no matter what you give us. And he's one of those guys.
38:08
Is he a tradable piece or easy non touchable?
38:11
That's the question I want to know for Brian Cashman and if
38:14
he's going to go out there and speak about how open he is to
38:17
make trades at the trade downline.
38:19
Well, be open and stop beating around the Bush, which I like.
38:22
I say over the last couple of years, Brian Cashman has been he
38:26
beats around the Bush and he doesn't get to the answers that
38:29
we're asking him, and that's who's available and who's not.
38:33
Quickly, before we move on, I like this one from CT Cars, Seth
38:36
Lugo and Michael Garcia from the Royals.
38:38
Lugo's having a very good year 2.67 ERA and Garcia is a 25 year
38:42
old who played both 2nd and 3rd. 300 hitter that could steal
38:45
bases. After Tuesday's game, Juan Soto
38:48
responded in an arrogant way to a reporter asking if he would
38:53
have liked to make the All Star team.
38:56
When the reporter asked if he wanted to be on the team or Soto
38:59
responded what do you think team?
39:02
The reporter responded by saying how other players would like a
39:08
vacation and Soto made a face at him.
39:10
Soto was also emphasizing how he wouldn't get to get the All Star
39:17
game bonus since he didn't make the team, calling it a lot of
39:21
money left on the table. Players who make an All Star
39:24
team get 20,000 each, but a clause in Soto's contract gives
39:30
him an extra 100,000 1000. Soto is making 61 million this
39:35
season, which is 289,000 per game and is in in his first year
39:42
of a record setting 15 year, $765 million contract.
39:46
Soto has made an All Star team just four times in his
39:51
eight-year stint in the MLB. Juan Soda's a bitch, OK?
39:57
He's a crybaby, and that's what he is.
40:00
And This is why, after you hear all these injuries, that Juan
40:05
Soto is not going to be a part of that roster.
40:09
The problem right now with guys like Juan Soto is he thinks he's
40:13
better than he is. He really does.
40:15
He thinks he's a bigger and better player than Aaron Judges.
40:20
Now we all know that's not true. And in his heart of hearts
40:24
before, as the season was prolonging and they were asking
40:27
questions about Pete Alonso and they were comparing contrasting
40:31
Pete Alonso to Aaron Judge. He said, I was playing behind
40:34
the best player or playing in front of the best player in
40:36
baseball. And now I'm playing against this
40:38
guy. Now all of a sudden, Pete Alonso
40:40
is having a great season and he signed his three-year extension
40:44
and it could be up for free agency if he opts out of the
40:47
contract in the offseason. And he's one of the hottest
40:49
hitters in baseball and actually made the All Star team as a
40:51
reserve. He thinks, hey, you know what,
40:54
if Pete Alonso made the team, why shouldn't I?
40:57
I'm the hottest hitter in baseball right now in the last 2
41:00
1/2 weeks. Guess what, Juan, in the first
41:03
month and a half, you were one of the worst hitters in baseball
41:06
and you were batting at one point, 2/20.
41:10
At one point you were absolutely putrid.
41:12
Now all of a sudden you got hot, you're bad, got hot.
41:14
You're hitting home runs and you're hitting RB is and you
41:17
should make the team over this guy, that guy and this guy.
41:20
Come on. The fact is right now he should
41:23
be worried about the Mets making the playoffs, making a run in
41:26
the second-half of the season, not worrying about $100,000.
41:29
If you remember before the season started with Beatty, he
41:33
opened up his pockets because he wanted Beatty's number to buy
41:36
him a nice beautiful truck. Do you remember that he spent
41:39
like $55,000 for Beatty because he wanted to make sure he got
41:44
his number. Now all of a sudden, $100,000 is
41:47
a lot of money. This guy makes $289,000 per game
41:51
and he's crying about 100K. Seriously, there are a lot more
41:54
desperate people right now in the majors, especially some of
41:57
these young guys. They're not even making anywhere
41:59
close to that. Ronald Lacuna signed, what was
42:02
it a 10 year, $100 million contract.
42:05
What was it five years ago? He's making 10 million a year.
42:10
And you want to know something? If you would ask me right now,
42:12
who would I rather, Ronald Lacuna or Juan Soto?
42:15
I'm taking Ronald Lacuna in a heartbeat.
42:18
It's not even an argument. I think anybody, when you watch
42:21
Ronald Lacuna at the that at the plate and what he could do when
42:25
he is healthy in the outfield, I don't think Juan Soto even
42:28
understands what a star is. Now, I'm not saying that Juan
42:32
Soto isn't special. I'm not saying that he can't hit
42:34
in the clutch. I'm not saying Juan Soto hasn't
42:37
won a World Series with the Nationals at 19 years old.
42:40
What I'm saying is he thinks he's better than he is.
42:43
He thinks that he's a top three player.
42:46
Let's be honest, he's not. Now you can argue he's a top
42:49
six, top seven player, but there are other players right now in
42:52
great seasons and a lot of young players coming up that we're
42:55
watching right in front of our eyes become stars.
42:58
And one of them, Wood over there with the Nationals, has 23 home
43:02
runs and 69 RB. Is these guys are young, 22
43:06
years old. One, you're 27 now.
43:09
I'm not saying you're old, but you're getting there at that age
43:12
where you're going to be a bona fide DH.
43:14
And he's coming out there and saying he should be a starter,
43:17
he should be a reserve player. Dude, you are not.
43:21
You were not good enough in the beginning of the season.
43:23
I'm not saying you're not good enough in the second-half and
43:26
you might not be good enough in the second-half.
43:27
It's just the facts are statistics.
43:30
And as Fish says, I don't understand statistics.
43:34
I understand what the line says and the line tells me what is he
43:38
batting right now, 26265 And I, I don't know, give me the number
43:43
right now. What is Juan Soto hitting as far
43:45
as average? Speedy.
43:46
Let's go type it up. Type it up, Speedy.
43:49
Mr. Producer, What is he batting?
43:51
266. 266 So he's batting 266. Let me ask you guys a question.
43:57
A bona fide star who's making $765 million, Sixty, 1,000,000 a
44:03
year. Do you think at 266 he should be
44:08
making the All Star team? Speedy answer that question, not
44:11
on someone. I'm asking if you're seeing the
44:13
batting average right now at 266, do you think he should make
44:17
the but make the All Star team over the players in front of
44:19
him? Tatis, he's having a better.
44:21
That's not what I'm asking you. That's the only one.
44:23
That's not what I'm asking you and Tatis is the again, they got
44:27
to pick one player from each team to make the All Star team.
44:31
And by the way, Machado is just a star.
44:33
Machado should make it every year because he's notified the
44:36
best third baseman. You know baseball.
44:38
Machado definitely deserved it, and the five other outfielders
44:41
above him definitely deserved it too.
44:42
Obviously Acuna got the starter vote over James Wood, which
44:45
maybe he doesn't get, but but that's the game's in Atlanta so
44:48
that's fine. Like it's the same thing I
44:49
mentioned with Freeman over Alonzo.
44:51
Like you're going to tell me that Ronald Acuna is not after
44:53
coming back, he's not playing. Better he's been great he's.
44:56
Playing better than Juanza, no. No, no, I'm saying James Wood.
44:58
James Woods, I think. James Wood is a young player.
45:00
Everybody wants to see this young kid in an All Star game.
45:03
That's what you want to see. You want to see what this guy
45:05
could do. It's center stage with millions
45:08
of people watching when it's the number one thing when it comes
45:11
to sports on television. That's what everybody wants to
45:13
see. You want to see the Next up and
45:15
coming Aaron Judge at the plate who's 6 foot 7, who's 280 lbs,
45:21
who's batting and smacking the ball, you know, 450 feet.
45:25
That's what you want to see. You don't want to see Juan Soto
45:28
at the at the plate because he's not getting a hit, crying or
45:31
making his little wave or pointing his finger because he's
45:34
not hitting home runs. I think it's just, it's very
45:37
bitch like. And I say this because Juan Soto
45:40
has always been this crybaby type type of player.
45:43
Remember when the Mets got Juan Soto, he went up there and he
45:47
answered questions and he said, well, I, I went to the team that
45:50
I think has a better chance of winning.
45:52
And he he said it. So emphasis, you know, emphasis
45:55
what, what's the word emphatically there it is
45:57
emphatically saying that this is the team.
46:00
This is this team has the better chance of winning a
46:02
championship. When Aaron Judge made a face
46:04
when the press came to him at spring training and said that,
46:07
he says, well, I don't know what Juan say.
46:09
I mean, Juan's a great player, but he's out of his mind pretty
46:12
much. That's what Aaron Judd said.
46:14
You're not going to go out there and throw a team under the bus
46:17
that's made the playoffs convincingly.
46:19
Convincingly for how many years? Who's had a winning, winning
46:24
roster for what, 33 years, 34 years?
46:28
And a Mets team that's won a World Series since 1986?
46:31
I'm not going to brag about that.
46:33
Who's made one, One World Series?
46:36
Yes, One World Series since 1986.
46:38
You're going to brag about that? I mean, seriously, Juan Soto
46:42
cannot sell anything. And what he has had to say over
46:45
the last couple of weeks, and as a matter of fact, I would, if I
46:48
was Juan Soto, I'd take my nice $61 million and go out and buy
46:53
myself an island. Go out there to an island
46:56
somewhere in Tahiti or of that magnitude and go buy himself a
47:01
yacht and hang out over there with the Sharks with his family.
47:05
Because he was crying that the Yankees didn't treat his family
47:08
very right over there with the organization, especially in the
47:11
playoffs. Because the Yankees wouldn't let
47:12
him on the field when they were winning, when they won when I
47:15
think it gets Cleveland, they wouldn't let him on the on the
47:17
field and they were celebrating. I I just think all Juan Soto
47:20
cares about is himself. He's a me player.
47:22
He's not a tight team player. And that's what it's showing
47:25
right now. He's not showing you that.
47:27
Oh, it's all about the Mets. It's all about the organization.
47:30
It's all about me. Why am I not making $100,000?
47:33
Why am I not playing the All Star game?
47:36
Why am not I not respected for the season that I'm having,
47:39
especially over the last couple of weeks?
47:41
That is what I see. What?
47:42
Juan Soto? It's me, me, me and nobody else.
47:46
Yeah, it makes no sense to bitch about 100, $20,000 just because
47:49
you didn't get the clause in your contract.
47:50
Your contract has 14 more years. You make some All Star game
47:52
appearances, you'll accumulate all that.
47:54
That's like point OO 2% of like what you're making per game or
47:59
per season, nevertheless per game where you're making 289,000
48:02
and then you're lashing out at a reporter for just asking that
48:05
question where, yeah, if you're a snub, if you're a, if you're a
48:08
guy that's a borderline All Star, Yeah, you're going to be
48:09
asked that question. So you're going to lash out at
48:11
the reporter. So it seemed a little bit, you
48:13
know, like you said, arrogant. It seems like an ego trip that
48:16
you probably have to expect a little bit with somebody that
48:19
good, but you were. That good?
48:21
He's batting 266. Let's get his batting average to
48:25
300. Do what Aaron Judge is doing,
48:27
then you could say that Good. All right, I'm so tired of
48:30
hearing Juan Soto try to compare himself to Otani and Aaron
48:34
Judge. He is nowhere close to any one
48:36
of those guys and he needs to stop.
48:38
He's making more money than those guys.
48:40
He's making more money an average every single year than
48:43
Otani. Otani is a better player than
48:45
him. That's just a fact.
48:47
Why is he coming out there and trying to compare him, to
48:50
compare himself to the two best players in all the baseball?
48:53
The face is a baseball. He's not.
48:55
Stop crying about it. It's also a very loaded position
48:58
too when you look at the National League outfield
49:00
starters. We talked about Acuna and James
49:01
Wood already. The two Cubs guys obviously are
49:03
going to get in over Soto as well too.
49:05
So just the circumstances in general, you're not really
49:07
judging the the top 25 total baseball players because like we
49:11
were saying, would all these second baseman, all these other
49:13
relievers or stuff make it all the time too is another
49:15
question. But it definitely looks bad and
49:17
immature the way. He did it.
49:20
Yeah. It's he just keeps digging
49:22
himself a bigger hole for people like to not like him.
49:25
And it just it doesn't make sense.
49:28
And for me, I'm just like, OK, you made the decision that you
49:32
made, OK. You came out and said it's
49:34
different hitting not having Aaron Judge behind you.
49:37
So you basically, you just took a good old Tommy on Pete Alonzo.
49:41
Did he ever And and then, you know, you come and say this like
49:45
nobody's feeling sorry for you, dude, like 100 grand.
49:49
Yeah, OK, Nobody nobody's feeling sorry.
49:52
And I I just there's so many other ways.
49:55
And as you as we talked about handling the media early on the
49:59
show, it's just understand like what position you're in.
50:05
Yes, you got off to a slow start.
50:07
You're doing what you normally do and that's what type of
50:11
player you are like. And just embrace.
50:13
It you got, you got what you wanted, you got your money.
50:16
So nobody really is going to care or feel bad for you.
50:21
Like, oh, I'm leaving money on the table.
50:23
Yeah, but some people it takes them 3-4 years to make 100 grand
50:28
and you do that in like 4 innings.
50:30
So nobody's going to feel bad for you.
50:32
And he just, he keeps digging himself bigger holes.
50:36
And I, I get like, you know, people's comments, Well, he's,
50:39
you know, one of the best in yeah, he's the second highest
50:42
OPS or in the 9 hundreds or whatever.
50:45
And I get that's a part of it too.
50:47
But there's so many guys literally that deserve it that
50:53
aren't the name. And I think he's like trying to
50:55
rely on his name so much and the fact that he signed this crazy
50:59
deal. But I mean, PCA just literally
51:02
was the fastest of 25 and 25 over like Hall of Farmers.
51:06
And he did it in 93 games. The fastest to do it before was
51:09
in 95 games. And so it's just those guys that
51:13
are putting together full season, then doing things that
51:17
he's not doing. And yeah, everybody's going to
51:19
be like, well, Cunha doesn't have the amount of the bats, but
51:22
in the time that he's done it, he's done more than Soto's done.
51:26
And that's the fan vote too. And I think that's part of too
51:31
why, you know, when it comes to the like, there's a lot of fans
51:34
that don't feel sorry for you, so they're not going to vote for
51:36
you. And that's just, that's the
51:38
nature of the beast. So if he was smarter, anybody in
51:40
his damn camp or whatever he wants to call it, they just need
51:44
to tell him to shut up. Well, I don't think anybody's
51:47
going to tell him to shut up because nobody controls Juan
51:49
Soto but Juan Soto. And I think Juan Soto for years,
51:53
and I'm not even speaking about when he was with the Yankees.
51:56
How about with the Padres? How many times did?
51:58
We was, really. Bad.
51:59
I mean, that was embarrassing, what he did in the dugout with
52:02
Machado and Tatis. Remember that he.
52:04
Threw their team culture under the bus.
52:06
I mean, seriously, that outburst that he had over there, the guy
52:09
just has outburst. How could you go out there and
52:13
do the things that you have done such an early part of your
52:16
career and be a star and, and then go out there from team to
52:20
team and say, well, you know what?
52:21
I'm I'm Juan Soto. You're I don't care if you're
52:23
Manny Machado. I don't care if you're Fernando
52:25
duties. I'm Juan Soto.
52:27
I'm I'm the best player in baseball.
52:30
I'm the best Dominican in baseball.
52:32
Meanwhile, at that time, he was playing with two very talented
52:36
Spanish players. I mean, Tatis, you could say he
52:39
cheated. Whatever you want to say after
52:41
that, after the fact, he's still playing very good baseball.
52:45
And Manny Machado, come on man, that guy snapped his leg,
52:48
remember that snapped his leg and came back and he's still one
52:52
of the best players in the league.
52:53
You can argue he's a top ten player in the league with his
52:57
bat and and the defensive style of game he has.
53:00
Who's better at third base than Manny Machado?
53:03
Really. How many are in?
53:04
The outfield than Tatis, he was a shortstop and then he gets
53:07
hurt and then and all of a sudden he's playing a platinum
53:09
glove outfield. I mean, what is Juan Soto in the
53:11
outfield? Is he give me a break.
53:13
He's butrid. I've seen over and over again
53:16
this year with the Mets make blunters.
53:18
His numbers got to be below like he's got to be below average.
53:21
I don't I don't know the advanced metric on how they
53:25
based upon I get, you know, run saved or whatever, but I think
53:29
he's the. High 30s percentile outfielder.
53:32
Yeah, makes sense. You can't sit here today and
53:36
actually believe that Juan Soto actually believes he's he's
53:40
better than Aaron Judge or believes he's better than Shay
53:43
Ohtani. He's not.
53:44
And if he does believe that whatever he's sipping or he's
53:47
hanging out with little Wayne and smoking a Dutch, well, he
53:51
could, he should buy him a couple, a couple of Oz and smoke
53:55
a couple of more times because he must be on something.
53:58
I may be drinking some dessert with him.
54:00
I I have no idea what Juan Soto actually believes, but if he
54:04
believes that, then he's really that crazy.
54:06
But nevertheless, I'm sitting here today and wondering why
54:11
Juan Soda would go up and talk to the New York press as we
54:14
mentioned Mike Brown and not have APR person right next to
54:18
him trying to control his temper.
54:21
He has a bad temper. And when somebody asks him a
54:24
silly question, he answers it with a silly statement and the
54:28
fact that nobody knows how to control him.
54:30
Why isn't a billionaire? You know what I'm talking about,
54:33
Mr. Uncle Stevie actually reaching out to Juan Soto.
54:37
Now, we all know what happened at that press conference when
54:39
the the Mets signed him and he said what he said about the
54:42
Yankees. If I was Steve Cohen, I'm
54:44
reaching out to Juan and saying don't do that.
54:47
Don't bring up the Yankees. You're a Met.
54:48
I don't want to hear any more Yankees out of your mouth.
54:51
But that's the problem with Juan Soto.
54:53
He doesn't hold back on what he believes and watch.
54:56
I know he's close with Francisco Lindor.
54:59
If anything happens in the second-half, anything happens in
55:02
the second-half, what do you think Juan Soto's going to do?
55:05
You think he's going to take responsibility or is he going to
55:07
throw somebody onto the bus? And who's the leader right now
55:10
for the New York Mets? Francisco Lindor?
55:12
So what are you guys going to actually be surprised if you're
55:17
hearing something go on in a dugout?
55:19
Because he did it against Manny Machado, which him and Manny
55:21
Machado will quote, UN quote, brothers.
55:24
They threw Manny Machado under the bus.
55:26
He threw Fernando Titis on the bus with their stupid handshakes
55:30
that they they have. It's ridiculous.
55:33
And I'm going to be blunt with Juan Soto, if he doesn't know
55:36
how to control his mouth, don't say anything.
55:39
You're going to make yourself look like a spectator, not a
55:43
leader, a spectator. And if you look at his as a
55:45
spectator, players on your team are not going to want to be
55:48
around you. They're not even going to want
55:50
to hang out with you after the games quickly.
55:52
Before we move on, to put it in perspective how bad the Padres
55:55
thing got, Errol and I both picked him to go to the world.
55:57
Series here. In 2023 and then in August, we
56:00
had a story coming out throwing the entire brass of the Padres
56:03
team culture, from the players to the ownership on the.
56:05
Embarrassing, absolutely embarrassing.
56:07
And Manny Machado, I got to give Manny Machado a lot of credit
56:10
because Manny Machado could have came out and threw Juan Soto
56:13
under the bus. But he said pretty much said
56:16
stop being a bitch. He he said it in layman's terms.
56:19
You're you're, you're a grown up.
56:21
Act like a grown up, act like a leader, don't act like a bitch.
56:24
And I and I love that about and that's why I would love Manny
56:27
Machado on the Yankees. I would like, that's never going
56:29
to happen, but I would love to see Manny play for the Yankees
56:32
because he is, he's fit to be a Yankee.
56:34
He always wanted, he grew up a Yankee fan and the Yankees were
56:38
interested in when he when he was when he was available.
56:41
But it just didn't happen for the New York Yankees.
56:43
They decided to go elsewhere as Bryce Harper wanted to be a
56:46
Yankee and they decided to go elsewhere as well.
56:49
All right, let's go to the deuce of the day.
56:52
The deuce of the day you log not a log.
56:56
I don't have a log but. Oh, right, Our deuce of the day
57:06
is very simple and this is going to be the fight of the century.
57:10
As Jake Paul has come out and said, it's going to put women's
57:14
box in all the way to the top. As on Friday on Netflix, the
57:20
first women's main event in Netflix history will be Katie
57:25
Taylor and Amanda Serrano. And this is going to be a fight
57:30
that's going going to end all arguments as all both of them
57:35
have been back and forth 11 after the other.
57:38
This is their third fight. This is going to be exciting.
57:41
This is something at Madison Square Garden.
57:43
Madison Square Garden is promoting Jake Paul.
57:46
The only thing I don't like about this fight is Jake Paul is
57:49
behind me. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the
57:51
one and only Jake Paul is behind this whole conversation.
57:55
He has signed practically every single woman boxer.
57:58
He's now signing mixed martial artist under his MVP brand and I
58:03
do respect him for that. What I don't respect is he's
58:06
taking shots out of all these professional organizations from
58:10
boxing, from the WBA, from the WBO to the UFC.
58:14
And I don't think Dana White is a great president and well was
58:19
at one point an owner. The problem right now lies that
58:22
boxing has fallen apart when it comes to promotion because guys
58:27
like Oscar De la Hoyer or and some of these big name promoters
58:30
have. Jake Paul is putting money in
58:33
these fighters pockets. The only thing that Jake Paul is
58:35
doing that's affecting what this fight is going to be is he's
58:38
center stage. Nobody cares about what Kelly,
58:41
Katie Taylor has said about this fight or Amanda Serrano.
58:44
No, they care about what Jake Paul has to say every single
58:48
press conference they've had coming up to Friday's fight.
58:52
That's the problem right now. Now I think these two fighters
58:55
are sensational. The two fights that we saw,
58:57
especially on the Mike Tyson card, they're too fantastic,
59:01
fantastic, fantastic fighters. This is going to be a brawl all
59:05
the way to the end. I expect blood.
59:07
I expect championship boxing all the way through.
59:10
Congratulations to Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, I hope it
59:13
brings in a tremendous amount of money.
59:15
But who's it going into the pockets?
59:17
Is it going into Jake Paul's pockets or is it going into
59:20
Katie Taylor's or Amanda Serrano?
59:22
Only time will tell, ladies and gentlemen.
59:24
So that, ladies and gentlemen, is my dues of the day.
59:27
And ladies and gentlemen, he's never been on our show.
59:29
He's been waiting calmly and carefully in our backstage.
59:33
When we come back, our first guest of the show, Yes.
59:36
We don't have 1:00 tonight. We have two yes.
59:39
And my friend Nathan, RPR guy, reached out to us and said we
59:43
got a special guest and I'm very excited to have him on.
59:46
We will be talking to Matthew Danish.
59:49
Yes. If you don't know who he is,
59:51
he's a fan who won third place at Fanatic Fest.
59:56
Yes, Tom Brady had this back and forth.
59:59
Who's going to do this and who's going to beat me at that?
1:00:01
Well, ladies and gentlemen, Matthew was one of the winners.
1:00:04
He came in 3rd place, made 250K from it, and we're going to have
1:00:08
him on the show when we come back.
1:00:10
But first, our sports minute with the fish.
1:00:15
This is the. Jabba and the mouth.
1:00:17
Sports Minute How's it going? Everybody, Aaron.
1:00:22
Fishman here with your sportsman again.
1:00:24
Again to some baseball scores tonight, but first a few
1:00:27
stories. Scary news out of Wisconsin as
1:00:30
former Olympic wrestler and MMA fighter Ben Askren announced via
1:00:34
Instagram that he had a double lung transplant due to a severe
1:00:39
case of pneumonia. Askren claims he died 4 times
1:00:43
due to the ailment. Was put on the ventilator last
1:00:45
month. No recollection, 0 idea, no idea
1:00:48
what happened, he said of most of the past six weeks.
1:00:51
I just read through my wifes journal.
1:00:53
It's like a movie. It's ridiculous.
1:00:55
I only died 4 times where the ticker stopped for about 20
1:00:59
seconds. Askren, 40 years old, who
1:01:01
retired in 2019. The 19 and two record across
1:01:05
Bellator won championship in UFC.
1:01:08
Last fought in a boxing epic exhibition with Jake Paul in
1:01:10
2021. Getting TKO D in the first
1:01:13
round, which was better than his infamous five second loss to
1:01:16
Jorge Masvidal is flying knee. Thankfully, Askren would not go
1:01:20
down. In the.
1:01:20
Fight of his life and somehow is now on the recovery from a
1:01:24
double lung transplant. Paul commented.
1:01:27
Shout out the bad and Askren just proved he's one of the
1:01:30
toughest fighters of all time. And another special shout out
1:01:33
from the Job in the Mouth crew as well to Askren and his
1:01:36
family, former NBA guard Ben Macklemore.
1:01:39
Was. Sentenced to a 100 months in
1:01:41
prison on rape conviction on Wednesday.
1:01:43
Macklemore's conviction stems from an incident and former
1:01:46
Portland Trail Blazers teammate Robert Covington's house party
1:01:49
back in 2021. Macklemore was found guilty last
1:01:52
week on one charge of first degree rape, one charge of first
1:01:56
degree unlawful sexual penetration and one count of
1:01:58
second degree sexual abuse. Macklemore in a statement after
1:02:02
his sentencing. We hope the Oregon Legislature
1:02:04
will adopt a second look process that would evaluate whether he
1:02:08
should serve the entire 100 month sentence or whether beyond
1:02:11
the short alcohol influence encounter that led to this
1:02:14
conviction. He is a.
1:02:15
Considerate and humble person who has lived an honorable
1:02:18
community focused life. That was actually his lawyer.
1:02:21
Macklemore played nine years in the NBA after being drafted 7th
1:02:24
overall in 2013. Played for five teams before
1:02:27
going overseas to Greece, China and Spain.
1:02:29
Macklemore will now head straight to jail for his crimes
1:02:32
for the next 8 plus years unless his lawyer's second look process
1:02:35
shaves off time, his sentence and finally likely number one
1:02:40
overall pick in the 2026 NHL Hockey Draft, Gavin McKenna made
1:02:44
a first of its kind choice in hockey and committed to Penn
1:02:47
State University to play next year after two seasons with the
1:02:50
Medicine Hat Tigers of the WHL. McKenna, who's 17, led the
1:02:54
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1:06:02
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Matthew. What's up, buddy?
1:06:06
What's up guys? Well, I have.
1:06:09
Have have you ever been on a show like this?
1:06:11
This. Is this is a crazy show, you get
1:06:13
a chance to speak with Jabba Chamberlain for a little while.
1:06:16
Jabba's eating his Twix and whatever he's eating over there.
1:06:20
Probably getting some Reese's Pieces stuck in his.
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Oh, there it is. What is that?
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A Tootsie roll? Pop a Tootsie roll.
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Hopefully didn't get get lost in his.
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No, there they're called fruities.
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Fruities. They're flavored Tootsie rolls.
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Oh, there you go, flavored Tootsie rolls.
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Maybe we, you know, they're awesome.
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Now that you're a 250K winner, maybe you can invest into those
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fruity Tootsie rolls and we call them Danish rolls or something
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like that. It's listen, Matt, I mean, it's
1:06:47
incredible the story niffing told us a little bit about you.
1:06:50
We weren't at fanatic Fest. I was on a yacht almost, you
1:06:54
know, getting arrested over there and you know, Bermuda,
1:06:56
that's a whole nother story. I don't want to get into that.
1:06:58
What was it like getting a chance to face off with one of
1:07:02
the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game?
1:07:06
Honestly, I. Didn't know what I was getting
1:07:07
myself into. You know, Brady, he, he stepped
1:07:11
it up, he he obviously took first place, but just being
1:07:14
amongst everybody there, I mean Michael Rubin, the guys that
1:07:17
he's able to bring into that event, there's just, you know,
1:07:20
All Stars everywhere in that venue.
1:07:22
So, you know, you just kind of got to stay level headed the
1:07:25
best you can. And the mental side of it
1:07:27
definitely played a big part. You didn't.
1:07:29
You didn't worry about James Harden's beard.
1:07:31
Getting in the way of things or or you know, LeBron James
1:07:34
watching over you and saying LJALJA come and play for the
1:07:38
LJA. You know, LeBron James
1:07:40
association. We all know that.
1:07:41
Is there anything that really scared you when you had to go
1:07:44
face off against some of these superstar athletes and and and
1:07:48
guys that you just come to respect multi millionaires out
1:07:52
there trying to beat? Oh, just Matthew Dennisch.
1:07:55
Yes, unfortunately it was a it was a three.
1:07:57
Day event and you either went Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
1:08:01
And so it's all kind of like spaced out through the day.
1:08:04
And I was fortunate enough to go kind of early on Friday.
1:08:08
So I posted my my score and I was actually #1 after I went, so
1:08:12
kind of hung out there for a while and I didn't really have
1:08:15
to stress about the other guys being around.
1:08:17
And I think that kind of paid a low advantage.
1:08:20
And then of course, Tom Brady passed me on Friday and then
1:08:23
Justin Gaichi passed me on Saturday.
1:08:25
So if there was any event that you competed.
1:08:27
Against Was there anyone you were like, oh I have to beat
1:08:29
this guy? This is the one I want to take
1:08:31
down the most. Who wasn't in my promo video?
1:08:35
I called out Brady and I was, you know, hoping to be able to
1:08:38
take him down. I'm an Eagles fan, so, you know,
1:08:41
had a little history there with Tom.
1:08:44
Unfortunately, turns out he's a pretty nice guy, so he treated
1:08:47
me very well up one stage backstage and everything.
1:08:50
But yeah, he was the one guy I was going after and of course
1:08:53
he's the GOAT and came out on top.
1:08:54
Hold on, don't. There's a guy named.
1:08:57
Joe Montana, don't forget. I think you're too young to get
1:09:01
a chance to remember a guy like Joe Montana, but okay, good job.
1:09:04
I'm sorry, I'm sorry to cut you. No, well, so Matt, kind of like
1:09:08
for people that don't know what it is, give them like a like a
1:09:10
breakdown of like how you got involved or like what is it?
1:09:13
Because it was I mean, we we were involved, but I think
1:09:16
there's a lot of people that kind of heard what happened and,
1:09:19
you know, obviously I feel like this is going to grow.
1:09:21
So like get like how how you got involved, how you knew and what
1:09:24
you had to do to like get get to their it.
1:09:27
It's going to be scary. The.
1:09:28
Growth that comes from this thing because this was only year
1:09:30
two. It was the very first year that
1:09:32
average Joes like myself to participate.
1:09:35
They had a little bit of that part last year, but you know,
1:09:38
it's Michael Rubin. He's running his business, his
1:09:40
Fanatics brand, and he's really pushing like the card sales and
1:09:43
the venue. It's enormous.
1:09:45
The Javits Center in New York City, you can't describe how big
1:09:49
this place is. So it's spread out all through.
1:09:52
You have vendors everywhere, all these events set up.
1:09:56
So yeah, just, you know, the whole reason I got into this was
1:09:59
social media and I'm not big on it.
1:10:00
I don't post much. I do now, now that I've had the
1:10:03
success. I made a little page for myself.
1:10:05
But, you know, as far as entering it, Michael Rubin had
1:10:10
stuff from from Fanatics and being a Sixers fan and he was
1:10:13
kind of, you know, part of that a few years ago, just kind of
1:10:17
follow him and he, he promoted it really well.
1:10:20
So it had this whole thing and said, you know, come out, try to
1:10:23
participate in these events and go against the pros.
1:10:25
And that really intrigues me. I've been an athlete my whole
1:10:28
life and I saw the little glimpses of the different
1:10:31
events. I didn't know how it was going
1:10:32
to be run, but basketball, baseball, football, you know,
1:10:35
everything that I can do. I was like, you know, why not?
1:10:37
They had the prizes, of course, listed and that was a little
1:10:39
intriguing as well. So we are talking to Matthew
1:10:42
Dennisch, a fan. Who won third place in Fanatic
1:10:44
Fest this year? And I want to say something, and
1:10:47
I don't know if anybody knows this.
1:10:48
Tom Brady was actually a really good baseball player, so he
1:10:52
could have actually play professional baseball.
1:10:54
He chose the right sport. Obviously.
1:10:56
I don't think he could argue that he did.
1:10:58
And he he's going to go down if not the greatest, the second
1:11:01
greatest. I mean, you can argue and I know
1:11:02
everybody calls him the GOAT. I'm not, I'm a, I'm a Jet, AKA
1:11:06
I'm not. I know you're going to like
1:11:08
this. I'm also an Eagles fan.
1:11:10
I grew up a Donovan McNabb fan over the years played when he
1:11:13
played for Syracuse, when he was drafted by the Eagles.
1:11:16
I fell in love with Donovan and and I actually worked with him
1:11:19
at a couple of events and and got to experience hanging out
1:11:23
with him. So I I love Donovan.
1:11:24
So I root on the Eagles when The Jets suck, which is usually all
1:11:27
the time, I root on the Eagles and they won the Super Bowl this
1:11:31
year. I was very happy they screwed
1:11:33
the Giants. Sticking it to the Giants after
1:11:35
landing Saquon Barkley and giving it to him as Fish is
1:11:38
sitting there probably mumbling you ass.
1:11:40
But nevertheless, I I will say this.
1:11:43
I've never got a chance to go to fanatic fest because this year I
1:11:46
was on I was on a boat and like I said, I almost got arrested.
1:11:50
But over the years it's this is the second year Michael Rubin
1:11:55
has been one of the more respectable, you know, money
1:11:59
makers when it comes to selling hats and you know, shirts and
1:12:03
all these different sports memorabilia.
1:12:04
He has been fantastic. He's made his billions off of it
1:12:08
out of his car. What was it like actually
1:12:10
hanging out with a guy like Michael Rubin?
1:12:13
I mean, I, I, I've, I've heard through the Grapevine, he's not
1:12:17
a big guy, but very smart, very educated.
1:12:20
He is a big Philadelphia fan. He's from the Philadelphia area.
1:12:24
As a matter of fact, he's the one that was pushing to get Meek
1:12:26
Mills out of out of jail. If you don't know that story,
1:12:30
what is it like hanging out with a guy like Michael Rubin?
1:12:33
So I was actually at that game. When meek.
1:12:36
Mill flew in on the helicopter on a Sixer season ticket holder.
1:12:38
So actually, you know, like there he is just showing up to
1:12:41
the game. But man, Michael Rubin, I'm 6
1:12:45
foot 6. So yeah, he is on the smaller
1:12:46
side compared to me. But just his energy.
1:12:49
I mean, I was just blown away every time you see him, every
1:12:52
time I interacted with him, he was so genuine, so passionate,
1:12:55
like coming up to me, talking to me.
1:12:57
But he just, he moves so fast and he just, it's no surprise
1:13:00
he's as successful as he is. It was just how I was like, how
1:13:04
does this guy do this non-stop? I saw some interviews he said
1:13:09
leading up to it, this is the hardest event for him to run.
1:13:12
It's like the most time consuming and exhausting event.
1:13:16
But you can see why. Like, you know, just everything
1:13:19
that they have there and he is everywhere.
1:13:21
And that's the thing about this event.
1:13:22
It's awesome. You see people running all over
1:13:24
the place. Like the one time I was standing
1:13:26
there and like, why are there 50 people walking that way?
1:13:29
What was Tom Brady going down the the escalator?
1:13:32
So it's just, you know, people are around constantly.
1:13:34
It's just this very immersive event that he he's trying to
1:13:39
build and they went from I think 80,000 year 1 to 125 year 2.
1:13:43
You know, it's, it's so funny. He has all these events.
1:13:45
He has the 4th of July party, which he threw this year again
1:13:48
in the Hamptons, the White Party, where only movie stars in
1:13:51
big names. Jabba wasn't invited.
1:13:53
And when am I getting invited to one of those parties, Michael?
1:13:56
I mean, I should be there. I should be the first person you
1:13:58
invite and the last person to, you know, get sent home.
1:14:01
But, you know, I'm not hanging out with Diddy as the Diddler
1:14:04
did his things. I'm I'm going to go off that one
1:14:06
and and kind of flip to the other one.
1:14:08
But the fact is I think Mike and Michael Rubin is a very unique
1:14:13
individual. He understands how to bring
1:14:16
people together. You also understands how to sell
1:14:19
a product that was really sold through the back of his car.
1:14:23
He actually promoted his products and and making his own
1:14:27
hats, his own shirt in the back of his car.
1:14:30
As we've seen many different millionaires and billionaires
1:14:33
make their money in their backyard or make it in their
1:14:36
garage. Michael Rubin did out of the,
1:14:37
the back of his car. So I, I think it's a unique
1:14:40
story and I, that's something that if I ever got Michael Rubin
1:14:43
on the show. The one thing I would ask
1:14:44
Michael Rubin is out of all the different people you've worked
1:14:47
with and obviously billionaires and millionaires, that when it
1:14:51
comes to athletes and just business owners, who was the guy
1:14:54
that really stood out from you the most?
1:14:55
What what, what guy gave you the most information as, as a guy
1:15:00
that has developed the product from nothing to something as as
1:15:03
you've seen Michael Rubin do? That's my question.
1:15:06
So I mean, Tom Brady, I've been around Tom Brady.
1:15:10
I've been around all these guys. Is there one guy out there right
1:15:14
now? If you saw him face to face
1:15:16
where you just like, Oh my God, Oh my God, look, Oh my God, it's
1:15:20
Donovan McNabb. I don't know what I what what
1:15:22
should I say to him? You know what?
1:15:23
Is there anybody out there that you just got starstruck?
1:15:29
I mean to be honest. When I was backstage with Brady
1:15:32
and them, it wasn't really starstruck, which kind of
1:15:35
surprised me. I know everyone looking from the
1:15:37
outside and like, you know, how were you so calm and everything
1:15:39
with those guys? I don't know, it's just my
1:15:42
personality, but I don't think there is anyone that would be
1:15:46
really awesome to meet. Some people like Joel Embiid or
1:15:49
something, be cool to just kind of see him on in a different
1:15:51
side. But Matt, there's nobody.
1:15:56
There's nobody. Out there right now, if you were
1:15:58
standing right next to him, you wouldn't be like, Oh my God,
1:16:02
I'm, I'm, I'm having a conversation with this guy.
1:16:05
There's nobody, nobody. I don't know, maybe the Kelsey
1:16:09
Brothers, They're pretty. All right, we got something out
1:16:13
of Matt. There you go, not supplying for
1:16:15
new heights. As we speak.
1:16:18
All right, I want to. I want to shift gears.
1:16:20
There was a big. Obviously the big one of the big
1:16:22
trades that broke in the NBA offseason was Kevin Durant to
1:16:24
the Rockets. Literally while he was there.
1:16:27
What was the crowd vibe like from that and the reaction from
1:16:30
him when when they found out? Well, they, I don't know if you
1:16:33
saw the special they just streamed.
1:16:35
Or had on ESPN the other night, but they broke it down by
1:16:38
segments and had, you know, had his reaction and I was kind of
1:16:43
in the midst of doing my stuff when it happened.
1:16:46
So I didn't really get to see everything that was on stage.
1:16:48
That's kind of the cool thing was like just off on the side
1:16:50
and you hear about it like just how he was totally shocked and
1:16:54
going back and watching that special and, and seeing him,
1:16:56
it's like he did, he didn't know.
1:16:58
Like it was just totally he was finding out the same time
1:17:01
everybody else found out. I want to.
1:17:04
I want to. Know all right they.
1:17:06
They asked this. Other corny stuff.
1:17:08
OK, what's been the perks of of of?
1:17:11
Yeah, you're corny. Corn we, we want to know,
1:17:14
obviously we knew the 250. That's coming from a guy that
1:17:16
has a beard, you know, and coming from a guy that lives in
1:17:19
a state with corn. Like that's my.
1:17:22
Choice. Pass liquor I can't I.
1:17:25
Can't tell where. My I was born at.
1:17:28
Not like Jabba likes my shrimp cocktail.
1:17:31
Shut up, Nathan. But what like the?
1:17:34
Perch do you get to go back next?
1:17:35
Year, is there stuff like with fanatics that that you're doing
1:17:39
now or like what comes along with all of that afterwards?
1:17:43
Like I think that's the cool part of like getting people
1:17:45
involved. It's not just a one and done.
1:17:47
Is there a bunch of other stuff or like what has been some of
1:17:50
the perks that you've noticed or that have come your way since
1:17:54
since all this went down? That is a good question.
1:17:57
Yeah, so. That's the first time none of
1:17:59
you got good questions. So slow my back out.
1:18:03
You know it's been a. Learning process for me.
1:18:05
For sure, I've never been a part of anything like this.
1:18:08
I'm a teacher at a high school and you know, our days are kind
1:18:12
of, you know, the same pretty much day in, day out.
1:18:16
So part of the reason I got into this is just branching out.
1:18:18
I like to find other things that excite me.
1:18:20
So I didn't know how to handle everything when I was finished
1:18:24
and was up on stage with all this stuff happening so quickly
1:18:28
afterwards, of course, you know, I started to get some contacts
1:18:30
with PR people and finance side of things and just a whole
1:18:35
different world than I'm used to as far as education.
1:18:38
So yeah, of course I really haven't said no.
1:18:41
That was kind of my thing, like don't say no to anything.
1:18:43
Just kind of see what opportunities open up.
1:18:46
It has been a lot of media been over like 30, some 40 some
1:18:49
interviews just talking to different media outlets.
1:18:53
The half company Noggin boss give them a shout out.
1:18:57
That was the one that they sought me out when I arrived on
1:19:00
Sunday and had a good idea that I was going to win third place.
1:19:05
So they, I didn't know it, but they just saw me and came up to
1:19:08
me and I was just watching the golf event take place.
1:19:11
And they asked me what my favorite team was.
1:19:14
And they want to send me one of their big hats.
1:19:17
And I said I was a Birds fan. And they said, well, we got one
1:19:19
right here in our hand. Why don't you just take this
1:19:21
one? So it's just all natural.
1:19:23
And I was like, I got to wear this up on stage.
1:19:24
So I wore it on stage. And if you saw the pictures
1:19:27
there, it just kind of made a statement.
1:19:30
So they've been working with me a little bit, making some videos
1:19:33
for them. They're going to send me some
1:19:34
more hats and that kind of thing.
1:19:36
But you know, fanatics, you know, they haven't said
1:19:40
officially if I'm going to come back or not next year.
1:19:42
You are. I don't know when it is there,
1:19:44
but I would hope they would. No, don't listen.
1:19:48
If if Michael Rubin doesn't have you back then Michael Rubin's a
1:19:51
little blind, but Michael Rubin is a businessman and he knows
1:19:54
that you're going to be a draw. And now for all the things that
1:19:57
you have had opportunities to do since that, I think it's going
1:20:01
to open up optional, you know, you know, different competitions
1:20:06
that you could join and not just the Michael Rubin fanatic.
1:20:09
They'll they'll be optional. You know, summer, I don't know,
1:20:13
there might be something out there where they're going to be
1:20:15
other athletes saying, you know what, I can.
1:20:17
I could beat Matthew. Matthew Denish at this let let's
1:20:20
set something up and, and you're going to have an opportunity to
1:20:22
win some more money because, you know, guys like James Harden,
1:20:25
who I I think is an airhead, will probably get so jealous or
1:20:29
is probably so jealous of you because he couldn't get over the
1:20:32
hump where, you know, he might want to beat you or try to beat
1:20:35
you at something because he can beat you there.
1:20:37
So I, I think there are a lot of crazy athletes out there
1:20:40
thinking, hey, you know what? Matthew Denish is lucky.
1:20:43
Matthew Denish doesn't really have any athletic ability.
1:20:46
Who the hell is Matthew Denish? Well, Matthew Dennis is a guy
1:20:49
that just won 250K. He's making, you know,
1:20:52
endorsement deals. And now by the way, I don't know
1:20:55
what his Instagram has. He's got 10,000 people following
1:20:58
him just because of a damn game at Fanatic Fest.
1:21:02
But listen, Matt, we love you man.
1:21:04
Congratulations dude, I appreciate it was awesome.
1:21:07
Yes. And and by the way, a smile.
1:21:10
Of, you know, Tom Brady handing you a pile of money should be
1:21:14
something that you can celebrate forever because you are a
1:21:17
Philadelphia Eagle fan. And who beat, yes, Tom Brady in
1:21:20
the Super Bowl. That's right, the Philadelphia
1:21:22
Eagles. And I remember Nick Foles, the
1:21:25
MVP. Who would have thought that?
1:21:27
Yeah, That's who I want to talk to.
1:21:28
I want to get Nick Foles on this show.
1:21:30
I want to tell Nick, what was it like kicking?
1:21:32
You know what's you know, But at the Super Bowl, even though Tom
1:21:36
Brady had his best Super Bowl against the Eagles, if you
1:21:38
remember, he just can't catch the ball.
1:21:42
What are you trying to do, Fish? You're trying to get me in
1:21:44
trouble. Here Anyways, you know, Matt,
1:21:48
what was it, first of all, when Nathan reached out to you and
1:21:50
asked you to come on the show? Have you ever heard of our show?
1:21:53
By the way, have you ever heard of this show?
1:21:55
I have not. My one cousin got to give him a
1:21:59
shout out. Wayne, he's up.
1:22:02
He's a New Yorker. And when I said Jabba
1:22:05
Chamberlain, he goes, oh man, there's a name.
1:22:09
So yeah, he he actually came down to the event and he's a big
1:22:12
Yankees fan, but he support me. He wore a Phillies hat.
1:22:16
He bought 1 hopping off the the train station.
1:22:19
He that was probably tough for him.
1:22:22
That was. Probably tough.
1:22:23
Oh, it was. It was all black it.
1:22:25
Wasn't for sure. But man, he showed up, had some
1:22:29
energy. It was just great to have
1:22:31
someone from the the local area to to support me up there.
1:22:34
But yeah, you know, you know Matt, you know what's really.
1:22:37
Interesting if. You never get a chance to see
1:22:38
it. Now that you've become a fan of
1:22:40
the show, is actually C Jabba wearing a onesie?
1:22:43
That, ladies and gentlemen, is one of the ugliest things to
1:22:46
look at. This guy, when he started on
1:22:49
this show, during the winter time, he would wear a onesie
1:22:52
every other show. A different color, different
1:22:55
weird onesie. And this guy is like a onesie.
1:22:58
Phenomenal. We should actually hook up with
1:23:00
a sponsor that's like a onesie company and forever, Forever
1:23:04
lazy.com. That's all I, that's all I wear.
1:23:06
So why don't we reach out to Forever Lazy?
1:23:08
But Matthew, maybe we set something up and we get you in
1:23:11
the studio or maybe we'll do something together.
1:23:14
We'll cut up this interview. You can post it up on your
1:23:17
social media. And we want you to be a fan.
1:23:20
We want you to promote us just as much as we'll promote you.
1:23:23
I will be well. Matt, will you give?
1:23:26
Everybody to. Like your social just on like,
1:23:28
you know, things that you're doing, whether it's IG, Twitter,
1:23:31
I know Fish probably put your IG up, but just for everybody to
1:23:34
hear. Yeah.
1:23:35
So it's just average Joe. Under score Dennis, my last name
1:23:40
and just been posting stuff like leading up to the event and some
1:23:44
of the interviews I've done. Just kind of given an inside
1:23:46
glimpse if people want to do this and apply for the event.
1:23:50
Kind of what it takes and the mentality side of things, which
1:23:52
you because a lot of people can, you know, throw some, you know,
1:23:55
football, baseball, but my kind of start to finish of a little
1:23:58
bit of like a cheat code of my mental side of things.
1:24:02
That's kind of posted on there as well.
1:24:04
Why don't you try? Why don't you try the hot?
1:24:06
Dog eating contest next year for 4th of July.
1:24:08
That would be cool. But he was there.
1:24:11
He was doing the chicken eating contest.
1:24:14
Yeah, wasn't it the wasn't it raising canes or?
1:24:17
Whatever it was, yeah, raising canes.
1:24:19
And then there was like a team of four.
1:24:20
Like Libby Dunn was there, Michael Rubin did it, but they
1:24:22
had like 4 verse Joey and Joey's still one.
1:24:25
Well, we saw Joey Chestnuts at. Oh well, chestnut or he might
1:24:29
have nuts or maybe one nut. Speedy's got one, but we saw him
1:24:33
at the Super Bowl at Radio Row so and we're we're working on
1:24:36
getting him on the show. That would be really, really
1:24:38
cool. Joey's he's a great personality.
1:24:41
Everything that he does right now off air and he stands for a
1:24:45
lot for some average Joe person like you to to do what he has
1:24:49
done over the years and make hot dog eating a sport and a sport
1:24:55
that really center stage what eating really eating as a whole.
1:24:59
Yeah, I mean, just it's eating's become a sport.
1:25:02
I mean, you, you. I would love to see that in the
1:25:04
Olympics. Why not?
1:25:06
You have all these. They have Major League eating
1:25:08
now. Let's see that in the Olympics.
1:25:10
Why not? I mean, all these guys they have
1:25:12
walking. Yeah, well, they have everything
1:25:15
they had. They what?
1:25:16
They're break dancing this past year.
1:25:18
They're going to have EA, you know, E sports, E sports soon
1:25:23
for video games. So why not have hot dog eating
1:25:26
or just eating? There's a guy that ate beans.
1:25:29
I don't remember what it was. What was it, 100 cans of beans
1:25:31
in like? Oh yeah, I did hear about like
1:25:33
like in a minute and 30 seconds or some crazy.
1:25:36
You can, you can go, you can go to Major League eating and it
1:25:39
gives you all of the records like like 108 deviled eggs in
1:25:43
like 8 minutes or something. It's crazy.
1:25:45
Could you imagine me eat? Like 100.
1:25:47
Cans of beans and how many times or how, how bad my farts would
1:25:51
be. I mean, I my my farts don't
1:25:53
smell. Yeah, that'll be the test for
1:25:54
you, actually. Could you smell?
1:25:56
Maple farts coming out of my. Rear end.
1:25:58
I mean, I I want to try something.
1:26:00
I don't know if you've ever watched a show, Matt, I, I put,
1:26:03
you know, Icy hot on my scrotum for 10 minutes.
1:26:06
I broke a gatest book of world records and I'm I want to do
1:26:09
something else. I want a light a match, you
1:26:13
know, and fart and see if it actually, I've heard stories
1:26:16
that if you fart and because of the gas that comes out of your
1:26:18
ass, it can like the, you know, light it on fire.
1:26:21
I want to try it on. It's called, it's called methane
1:26:23
gas. Yes.
1:26:24
OK. So I want to try it on National
1:26:26
Honor Radio show and see how it works.
1:26:28
Matt, would you actually watch the show?
1:26:30
If I did that? I know I'd burn the hairs in my
1:26:32
ass or whatever I have left in it.
1:26:34
You know, you seem like a very talented skilled.
1:26:36
Man, so I, I'm a little, I think that would happen.
1:26:38
Before we let you go. Matt was.
1:26:40
There was. There one sport that all the
1:26:42
things you did that you surprised yourself at.
1:26:44
Oh for sure, it was baseball. I can throw, but it was you got
1:26:49
6 pitches and you can appreciate this.
1:26:53
They did nine boxes within the strike zone.
1:26:56
So now I I saw some of the I saw some of those athletes.
1:26:59
Throw. It was rough.
1:27:00
Well, we didn't know. That the corners were five
1:27:03
points. Oh, OK.
1:27:04
That center was one and the other four were three points.
1:27:08
So placing in the corners, I ended up hitting four out of my
1:27:11
6 throws in the corner. So I end up first place out of
1:27:15
all 100 people. And it was like Russell Wilson
1:27:18
was there and you said Tom Brady could play baseball.
1:27:20
Like all those guys that have that background.
1:27:22
My that was the reason I won. Just be able to place them in
1:27:25
the right spot. So for sure surprise myself.
1:27:28
Where are the Yankees? Where are the Yankees?
1:27:31
We're the Yankees we need. Some bullpen.
1:27:33
Help go steal Russell Wilson. From the Giants, we'll take it.
1:27:39
I'm going to lose my voice before the show's over.
1:27:42
I'm losing it all right. Anyways, Matt, we really
1:27:45
appreciate the time. Nathan is a big fan of yours and
1:27:49
he was the one that helped us get you on the show.
1:27:51
And we'd love to get you on the show again.
1:27:52
And we'd love for you to be a fan of our show.
1:27:55
And, and, and we're going to promote you.
1:27:57
We have, you're the first guy that has been a part of the
1:28:01
fanatic fest that's been on our show.
1:28:02
And that actually means something.
1:28:04
And I, I just wish you the best man.
1:28:06
And, and let's get you, let's get you on multiple times in the
1:28:09
next couple of months and, and see what you're doing, see where
1:28:11
you're at for sure. And I appreciate this a lot of
1:28:14
fun. Maybe you guys should attend
1:28:17
next year. Absolutely.
1:28:18
Well, why don't you tell Michael?
1:28:20
Rubin to actually invite us. How's that?
1:28:22
I won't go on, you know, these boat trips during these these
1:28:26
crazy events. I mean, I should be there.
1:28:29
I don't know if I'd win. I'd love to see Java.
1:28:31
First of all. We have a bet and this is going
1:28:33
to happen. I have told Joppa that out of
1:28:36
how many times, Speedy, I don't remember exactly 5.
1:28:38
I thought it was 10 times. I could steal.
1:28:40
I could. Steal.
1:28:40
At least once against him with a person with a catcher and a
1:28:43
person at the plate and he's got a pitch against them.
1:28:46
I could steal against them. We're going to get this going
1:28:48
before the year is over, before the summer is over.
1:28:51
I want to do this. We're going to meet in New
1:28:53
Jersey or something, something. And and if I win, he's got to
1:28:56
take all of us out to a nice steak dinner.
1:28:58
That would be great, wouldn't it?
1:28:59
And we'll bring you. How about that?
1:29:01
You could come and watch us. You could be a spectator because
1:29:03
you live up. Was it?
1:29:04
Oh, yeah. Winner.
1:29:05
Winner. Has.
1:29:06
To take everybody to dinner. Everybody to dinner.
1:29:08
Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely.
1:29:10
And hey, Matt, Matt, I don't. Know if you just.
1:29:12
Read this but Nathan said he's going to enter the Fanatics
1:29:15
Games next. All right, Nathan, you're going
1:29:16
to compete in your blue. Blazer.
1:29:18
Oh please, I he. Posted up a picture, a video of
1:29:23
him throwing a football and the first thing Jabba says is you
1:29:26
got to work on your undercarriage.
1:29:28
Yeah, work on that lower half question, which athlete would be
1:29:31
best? Significant blue blazer.
1:29:34
Hey, Fish, Matt. Matt.
1:29:35
Have you seen this? Outfit that Nitin rocks in this
1:29:38
famous blue blazer that he has his fish If you can pull this
1:29:42
he. Posted.
1:29:43
This and he was so excited, but this outfit was rough.
1:29:47
And you as a teacher, you probably see granted PE, but you
1:29:51
probably see in the hallway some some crazy outfits.
1:29:54
This, this was this was rough, man.
1:29:58
Yeah, and we want to. He wears it everywhere.
1:30:02
So we're trying to get him to have all the athletes like sign
1:30:05
it and that'd be sweet. And he could wear it to all
1:30:07
these events. Yes, I think it's it's so close
1:30:11
to his heart. I don't think he can.
1:30:12
Do it? I think he's lost.
1:30:13
I think he really wants to believe that this blazer makes
1:30:17
him the sexiest man alive. I really do believe.
1:30:20
And he wears these cargo pants. These cargo camo pants.
1:30:25
Yes, exactly. And a red shirt, a red like a
1:30:29
polo shirt under it. It is.
1:30:31
It is the best luck. It is the best luck.
1:30:34
It's definitely. Something that really stands for
1:30:35
Nathan and his personality. Do we have that fish?
1:30:38
Are we getting that up? He says he lost it.
1:30:40
Oh, he lost it. Oh, that sucks.
1:30:42
We'll send that to you, Matt. We'll send that to you.
1:30:44
Yeah, we'll send it. Absolutely.
1:30:46
It's something to definitely look at.
1:30:47
But could any of you guys pull it off?
1:30:50
I think I could. Now the real question who Who
1:30:53
will be able to win a competition?
1:30:54
The best in the blue blazer. You know, it's weird because I'm
1:30:58
a. Very particular fashion person,
1:31:00
so I don't know if I would even be caught dead with any of those
1:31:03
colors, but Nathan is one of those unique individuals that
1:31:09
will wear anything and be anything at any time.
1:31:13
So including this, yes, it is definitely a unique look and
1:31:19
something that you probably would never see anybody wear but
1:31:22
him. But nevertheless, I don't think
1:31:24
it would fit you. That blue blazer, you're 66.
1:31:26
Forget it. That blazer wouldn't even fit on
1:31:29
your your half your body. I mean, look at Nathan.
1:31:31
He's 5 foot 6. He's got a great personality.
1:31:34
There's no question that he does, and that's why everybody
1:31:36
loves him. He's like a little cute Oompa
1:31:38
Loompa, you know, like a Smurf. He wears the blue Smurf.
1:31:42
Anyways, Matt, we love you. Keep up the good work, buddy.
1:31:46
Appreciate it. Much appreciated you.
1:31:48
Guys are awesome. Matthew Danish.
1:31:51
I got his name right, ladies, and I called him a Danish, you
1:31:54
know? But hey, I like danishes,
1:31:55
Speedy. You like danishes?
1:31:56
Some flavors. I like cinnamon.
1:31:58
You like those cinnamon muffins? Yeah, those are good.
1:32:01
I absolutely like that. But you know, you guys are
1:32:04
spoiled up there though, because you guys get good bakeries like
1:32:07
we do. Got like maybe 1.
1:32:10
That's true. I definitely could say that we
1:32:12
are spoiled when it comes to the bakeries and the cakes.
1:32:14
By the way, King Cullen was closed down over here in Selden.
1:32:17
So how many King Cullen's are getting closed down?
1:32:19
I love King Cullen's bakery and I'm promoting them.
1:32:23
Yes, King Cullen, you should be promoting our show.
1:32:26
So you got to watch. You got to watch your blood
1:32:28
sugar. Damn it.
1:32:29
I I should. No, no, that's not.
1:32:31
It's my A1C ladies and gentlemen or whatever it is.
1:32:34
I'm pre diabetic as we all know. But guys, guess what?
1:32:39
It's been 12 or 30, 13 days without a sugar drink.
1:32:41
So I've been sticking to Mio and water and I am doing a good job.
1:32:46
So shout out to fish for giving me some advice and staying out
1:32:49
of sugar trouble. Anyways, I had I had Pizza Hut
1:32:52
last night. I had to I was hungry.
1:32:54
I was at the mechanic shop for six hours.
1:32:57
My friend it took him 3 hours to look at my car and he found
1:33:01
thank God the the advance auto. I'm giving another shout out to
1:33:04
Advance Auto Actually got had the parts that I needed to fix
1:33:08
my car. So I shout out to Advance Auto
1:33:10
for saving my life. I was gonna read some pics from
1:33:12
Wes. He had three picks.
1:33:13
In the CFL this week, he's got Saskatchewan.
1:33:16
They play tomorrow at home -4 1/2 against the Calgary
1:33:19
Stampeders, Saturday night, January 7:00 he's got or Sunday
1:33:25
night I should say, BC -2 1/2. They're playing on the road at
1:33:29
Edmonton. That's Sunday at 7:00.
1:33:31
And then on Saturday night the Ottawa Red Blacks covering plus
1:33:34
5 1/2 on the road against the Hamilton Tiger.
1:33:37
Just so you guys know how on point.
1:33:39
He is when it comes to the CFL, since he started, the season has
1:33:44
started, he's been 81% so he is on point with the Canadian
1:33:49
Football League. So if you guys I know, I know
1:33:52
somebody that doesn't like it and that is the one and only
1:33:55
Carl as I got a drop for him. Here it is.
1:33:58
Carl plays with himself, as we all know.
1:34:00
Carl. Plays with himself.
1:34:01
Carl. Carl Will.
1:34:02
Also, never appreciate West. Because W did say like one team
1:34:05
you'll never bet on. It's Michigan either.
1:34:07
That's true too. And and and.
1:34:09
I don't blame him because besides the national
1:34:11
championship that they won with Jim Harbaugh before he, you
1:34:14
know, decided to flee and go to go to the Chargers, well.
1:34:18
Ladies. And gentlemen, the old and the
1:34:20
only thing our friend Carl could say is, oh, they didn't cheat.
1:34:25
That was fair. By the way, I don't I don't
1:34:27
think Michigan should have gotten in trouble as much as
1:34:30
they did in the way that all happened.
1:34:32
But that's a whole nother story. Anyways, why don't we get into
1:34:34
our next subject in our segment as we call this the Whip Around
1:34:38
whip. Whip, whip around.
1:34:49
The whipper on. Did you like that, Speedy?
1:34:51
I did. That was like, I don't know what
1:34:53
what? It's a much better upgrade from
1:34:55
your clown laugh. That laugh that you haven't.
1:35:00
Done in the like years. Well, that was.
1:35:02
Sacred. You know that's a sacred.
1:35:03
Laugh that I used on the show and it scared the shit out of
1:35:06
everybody that listened to the show.
1:35:08
Then you started using it on Jeff and it was much better.
1:35:11
Oh well, Jeff is a whole another world I.
1:35:13
Mean I wanted to you know there was so many times that Jeff get
1:35:15
him on the show that he just pissed me off so much that we
1:35:18
had this remember we had that picture of him sitting on a boat
1:35:21
and like sinking remember that that was great by the way the
1:35:25
best one was the one with the beef though oh God, the.
1:35:27
Beaver I got to find. That I got to find that I had I
1:35:31
had his face on on on the beef on the Beaver and I had his mom
1:35:36
on the other. That is great.
1:35:37
And I actually have a picture of his mother sitting on my lap
1:35:40
during Thanksgiving, and I posted that.
1:35:42
That's pretty nice too. I love his mother.
1:35:44
His mother's the best. So the bee's mother loves me and
1:35:47
I love her. And if she wasn't married, maybe
1:35:50
she'd be taking care of me, if you know what I mean.
1:35:52
Anyways, let's go. We got the whipper rounds coming
1:35:55
up right here. We got a few stories, guys.
1:35:59
For today, we're going to start off with the NFL.
1:36:03
PA now Errol, we. Mentioned this a week ago and I
1:36:07
think we were right and we actually broke a story because
1:36:10
the NFLPA executive director Lloyd Howell junior they found
1:36:15
out that he's doing consulting work on the side for a firm that
1:36:19
is investing in NFL ownership, meaning he's playing both sides
1:36:25
of the fence that's not exactly what you want so looks.
1:36:30
Like I'm still having technical difficulty.
1:36:32
Guys, that's hard. I think I'm going to be able to
1:36:34
fix it all right. It's all tough.
1:36:35
We're. Going to be able to get it.
1:36:37
Well, somebody's got to get it right, Speedy.
1:36:39
Maybe it'll be Nathan's department.
1:36:41
Well, Nathan? Wears that blue blazer, so he
1:36:43
might be a. Little lost.
1:36:43
He'll he'll get, he'll get everything with the blue blazer.
1:36:46
Well, it'll finish it off with the leash.
1:36:49
I mean, if I had a strap or, you know, a whip.
1:36:52
I I wonder how Nathan would react if I the whip is don't
1:36:55
match for Nathan's amazing leash.
1:36:57
I, I mean seriously, I, I don't know if.
1:36:59
Nathan can handle the that leash sound.
1:37:01
If I actually put a leash on somebody that he loved, one of
1:37:04
his loved ones, I actually took him out for a walk.
1:37:07
It took him a stroll around the park.
1:37:09
Nathan loves those leashes, by the way.
1:37:11
But yeah, all right, looks, looks like we're working now,
1:37:14
guys. Sorry about that.
1:37:16
That was Part 1. Nathan does love leashes.
1:37:19
The second part of the Nathan loving leashes thing, I guess
1:37:22
it's not working. Let me pull it back up.
1:37:26
Dodger. There is somebody.
1:37:27
Duty. Dodging, and it might.
1:37:29
Be nif that's we we got a little bit higher pixel rate.
1:37:32
So I got to be a little bit more careful with these files guys.
1:37:34
So we talked about last week the collusion that was covered up by
1:37:38
Howells NFLPA because of the Shawn Watson concept contract
1:37:42
was all guaranteed money. And well, then the Goodell went
1:37:45
around to everyone and tried to get them to not give out the
1:37:47
guaranteed money. They had them dead to rights and
1:37:51
they signed some backroom deal, Howell and Goodell, that allowed
1:37:55
them to collude in this manner. And now we're finding out that
1:37:58
he's also working for a consulting firm, Errol, trying
1:38:02
to buy into NFL ownership. Why don't we start there with
1:38:06
just how corrupt the NFL is? Well, I think all professional
1:38:11
sports have corrupt people. And Howell is just one of those
1:38:14
people that are trying to educate you on how to screw
1:38:18
around. Not just with the NFL and and
1:38:21
what the NFL does behind the scenes with it when it comes to
1:38:24
players and colluding with the ownership and the players, but
1:38:28
also colluding with Ferns that are helping him get richer.
1:38:31
And I'm not surprised that Howell, I don't know him
1:38:34
personally and I don't know much about him, but the the story is,
1:38:38
is that that this guy is under under advancing himself in many
1:38:44
different ways with an organization like the NFL that
1:38:47
is a multi billion dollar organization bringing in money
1:38:50
after money and thousands and millions and trillions of
1:38:54
dollars over the last couple of years through endorsements and
1:38:58
and players. The players run the league,
1:39:00
should run the league, but the owners have Roger Goodell
1:39:03
persuading them to believe that they are running the league.
1:39:07
Now, if the players decide to after the CBA to go on strike
1:39:11
and and try to get more money, then the the the owners are
1:39:15
going to have to buy into the situation for what it is.
1:39:17
But Howell is not anything more than, I believe, a puppet.
1:39:22
And I don't think Howell's the only person getting involved
1:39:24
with this. Well, I just think he's the
1:39:26
center stage voice of what's going on that we don't know.
1:39:30
Speedy they said that that this is the first time there's ever
1:39:33
been a issue like this with the union head where he was working
1:39:37
outside of being the union head and getting money elsewhere as
1:39:42
far as like a salary, it seems it seems shady or he was the.
1:39:46
Only one that got caught, right? Well, but he's like brazen and
1:39:49
saying I'm not going to stop. You guys can say whatever you
1:39:52
want. I'm just going to do it and make
1:39:53
three and a half $1,000,000 from the union to be its head while
1:39:58
I'm working actively by the. Way it seems against the union,
1:40:01
Yep, that's as corrupt as it gets.
1:40:03
That's where you're benefiting on both sides and it gets like
1:40:05
corrupt. From an individual standpoint,
1:40:07
if Roger and honestly if Roger Goodell.
1:40:09
Gives a crap. Why doesn't Roger Goodell step
1:40:11
in and do something about it? Because he benefits from it's
1:40:13
just going to say Roger. That's why he can do it, because
1:40:16
he's not going to stop it. Exactly.
1:40:18
There you got your own. Answer right there, ladies and
1:40:20
gentlemen. So me, it's like the players,
1:40:23
Jabba, if if this was happening in baseball while you're still
1:40:25
playing, wouldn't there be a revolt amongst the players and
1:40:28
try to remove the BPA leader? Well, yeah, you look at it yeah,
1:40:33
both ways too. And think about like when the
1:40:36
scabs cross a line in the strike, like they didn't like
1:40:38
those guys like getting jobs in baseball and like, well, you
1:40:41
cross the line and now you're trying to double dip because
1:40:44
it's like, well, I'm not going to make it, but I can I.
1:40:46
Can. Still get paid because I'm not,
1:40:48
you know, a lifelong big leader. You're not going to get
1:40:50
anything. It just sucks.
1:40:51
You put everybody kind of in a bad situation because you're
1:40:53
really like, what the hell you do.
1:40:55
But if you're in Goodell's pocket and still making him
1:40:58
money, as you've seen it, the owners pay him.
1:41:01
So if he's like, I'm still going to make my whatever the amount
1:41:04
is and you don't care, then I guess I'll collude.
1:41:09
Or whatever we. Call it and still do it.
1:41:12
I mean, I guess the collusion thing made sense because the
1:41:14
Browns contract was that stupid, right?
1:41:16
I guess everyone's like it made sense for this one.
1:41:20
We'll. Collude.
1:41:20
Because the Browns are stupid, but it's still real fishy, man.
1:41:25
You know what's real fishy? Why doesn't TJ Watt have a
1:41:28
contract and Deshaun Watson's making hundreds of millions of
1:41:31
dollars? That's what I want to know that
1:41:34
that is a great question. Another.
1:41:35
Great. Question is, why did the Falcons
1:41:38
give Kirk Cousins all this money just to draft Michael Pennix?
1:41:42
Because on the new season of Quarterback on Netflix, which
1:41:46
just came out this week, Errol, no, I got to check it out.
1:41:49
Cousins admitted he was really upset.
1:41:52
Guy this, didn't he say taken back?
1:41:55
Is that what he was taken aback? Which is like, which is what
1:41:59
like older people always would say to try to be like, I'm not
1:42:02
mad, I'm disappointed. You know, it's it's like one of
1:42:05
those. So we got to talk about Kirk
1:42:08
Cousins. He's I mean, they said they're
1:42:10
not going to trade him. It just seems crazy as soon as
1:42:14
there's the first major injury amongst quarterbacks that his
1:42:17
name isn't going to be the one that's on the move.
1:42:20
Well, that's why they're not going to trade him because
1:42:22
they're, they're want, they want everybody to believe that
1:42:25
they're going to keep him. And if anything happens to
1:42:27
Michael Pennix, remember, Michael Pennix is a young guy.
1:42:30
If, if he starts the season very cold or there's a little bit too
1:42:34
much pressure on him, what are they going to do?
1:42:35
They're going to bring Kirk Cousins in.
1:42:37
I, I just think right now the reason why they did that was
1:42:40
pretty specific. They were bringing in, they
1:42:43
didn't think Michael Pennix was going to develop the way he did
1:42:48
throughout the offseason and actually even played this year.
1:42:51
Remember, he came back from a bad answer.
1:42:53
Who did? Who did we have on?
1:42:55
And he was like, why would you play panics at this point?
1:42:58
Like it's just going to tell you to Ovi and Ovi and Holly and
1:43:02
then literally the. Next, wasn't that?
1:43:03
I think it was the next week that two weeks later from when
1:43:07
we had. Him.
1:43:07
On Yeah, Yeah. I just I actually.
1:43:10
Believe that nobody. Thought Michael Pennix was going
1:43:12
to be ready this year and he was working to come back as quick as
1:43:15
he possibly can. And again, Atlanta, nobody would
1:43:19
have thought that at one point Michael Pennix some people
1:43:22
didn't even think was a first round draft pick that he was
1:43:24
going to fall into the early second round.
1:43:26
But then obviously Atlanta loved him.
1:43:29
They loved the interview that he had.
1:43:31
He's a big team leader, a guy that really has a great arm and
1:43:35
he showed it at some point to this, this past season.
1:43:38
But again, he's a young guy and Atlanta is is a team that is
1:43:42
trying to find a spark, a team that had Ryan there, who is
1:43:46
going to be Maddie Ice, who is going to be a Hall of Famer.
1:43:50
And and they wanted another face to that organization, an owner
1:43:53
that was looking for another face.
1:43:55
That organization, Kirk Cousins was not.
1:43:57
It's going to be that face. And I think Kirk Cousins was
1:44:00
upset the fact that him and I think Kirk Cousin wanted to go
1:44:03
over there to Atlanta because his wife's family is from that
1:44:06
Atlanta, from the Atlanta area. So that I don't think it was
1:44:11
necessarily why he was getting paid.
1:44:13
He did get his money. But Kirk Cousins has to
1:44:15
understand it's this is a young man's sport.
1:44:18
And Michael Pennis is that next big thing for the Atlanta
1:44:23
Falcons. Besides Acunia, is there anybody
1:44:26
from in Atlanta right now that really stands?
1:44:28
And don't say Trey Young. No, Michael Pennix is the next
1:44:31
big star in Atlanta, and they're in Atlanta.
1:44:34
And the Falcons are going to try to put him center stage as fast
1:44:37
as they possibly can. Why?
1:44:39
To sell tickets and sell jerseys.
1:44:42
That's what they're there for, to make moolah.
1:44:45
And nobody wants a Kirk Cottage jersey.
1:44:47
Yeah, it's also a bit of problem the last couple of years.
1:44:49
To even getting the fans from what they were when even with
1:44:52
the futuristic stadium they have post Georgia Dome era because
1:44:56
they haven't won much but and Georgia with their success in
1:44:58
college football, it's kind of outdone them at Mercedes-Benz
1:45:01
Stadium. So so they definitely need a
1:45:03
spark now obviously keeping him on the roster from mainly for
1:45:05
cap situation where they can't move him for any good value.
1:45:08
So you might as well keep him. And the other thing even if
1:45:10
Panics doesn't struggle, he still might get hurt.
1:45:12
He had two major injuries in college too.
1:45:14
So it's another thing to consider.
1:45:17
Don't you think that? It's a fireable offense.
1:45:19
To tie up $40 million in cap on a backup quarterback, of course.
1:45:24
What are you doing? I say Terry Potnow.
1:45:26
Is a great. GM.
1:45:28
But like, to me, that's a fireable offense.
1:45:30
Job but if you were paying but this like when they paid, you
1:45:33
know, Jacoby Ellsbury, all that money not to play it.
1:45:37
It's the equivalent, isn't it? Yeah, I mean, but it's it's
1:45:40
usually. Usually, not that usually you're
1:45:42
getting those guys that you're still paying, you know, 3 to 5
1:45:45
million and I get you taking a back.
1:45:50
But. Then you can you still want to
1:45:52
have somebody in in Kirk Cousins.
1:45:55
I wouldn't say is Doo Doo magoo. He's serviceable.
1:45:58
That's a good one. And you and you have somebody
1:46:02
that can step in for if, if panic deserts like Speedy said.
1:46:06
He's had, he's had some serious injuries before, so he's thrown
1:46:09
to that. So I don't.
1:46:12
But to have that. Amount of money as a backup
1:46:14
quarterback fish? I agree.
1:46:16
Like it's you kind of got to shake your head first of all.
1:46:19
Really. Is like your direction?
1:46:21
What is your direction? I disagree with you guys because
1:46:23
Atlanta is trying to go young right now and they didn't.
1:46:27
They're not using their money anywhere else.
1:46:29
They drafted 2 defensive lineman.
1:46:31
They're not going. They're not bringing in veteran
1:46:33
guys that they're going to overpay.
1:46:35
And Kirk Cousins is, I believe, a piece that they're going to
1:46:39
move. They could say whatever they
1:46:40
want. The whole point of bringing Kirk
1:46:41
Cousins in in is because he wanted the money and they knew
1:46:46
that Michael Pennix was probably going to be ready the second
1:46:48
year and they were going to use them as trade bait.
1:46:50
And right now, if you were to ask me right now who is the best
1:46:54
available quarterback if need be, it's Kirk Cousins.
1:46:58
It's not even an argument. So.
1:47:00
I think the fact is Atlanta looked at Kirk Cousins as a
1:47:03
trade ship one way or another in the four years of the three
1:47:07
years that he signed to go over there to Atlanta.
1:47:09
I don't think it was a bad move. I don't think it was a smart
1:47:12
move. I just think that Kirk Cousins
1:47:14
was either going to take that money or he was going to go
1:47:16
somewhere else where he's going to get paid.
1:47:18
Somebody was paying him. Atlanta just thought, hey, you
1:47:21
know what, we need a starting quarterback at least one year.
1:47:23
Let's go after the best one that was available.
1:47:27
I don't know it to me. Like at 40. $1,000,000 that's a
1:47:29
bunch of pieces that would make your team better.
1:47:31
That Daniel Jones made 40 million.
1:47:33
That's not a lot. Yeah.
1:47:34
And see how good the Giants were.
1:47:36
Well, I again, I'm I'm looking at the facts here.
1:47:40
Kirk Cousins before last year was a pretty good quarterback
1:47:43
before he he tore his Achilles. As a matter of fact, if you look
1:47:47
at his numbers, you would say that he was amongst the top ten
1:47:50
in the league. So I disagree.
1:47:52
He was one of the worst quarterbacks in football last
1:47:54
year. He tore his Achilles before the
1:47:55
season. I'm not.
1:47:56
Talking. About last year, I'm talking
1:47:58
about 23 after the fact. Oh, before he got hurt, yes,
1:48:02
yes. So they were predicting Kobe was
1:48:04
one of the best players in the world before he tore his
1:48:06
Achilles, couldn't play after football's different quarterback
1:48:08
position's different. So basketball, maybe you're
1:48:11
jumping and quarterback, you're just standing and and throwing
1:48:14
the ball. He's stepping into the throw.
1:48:16
So I don't know. All right, let's move on to the
1:48:19
guys that protect that quarterback and Tristan and
1:48:21
worse, Tristan worse, one of the best left tackles in all of
1:48:24
football for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
1:48:27
He's going to miss the at least four first four games he's going
1:48:29
to put on the PUP list. He is, you know, obviously.
1:48:34
They've said. That when they had that.
1:48:35
Big draft with Andrew Thomas worse was the only one that
1:48:38
everyone said was clearly the number one guy after that year,
1:48:42
and he stayed the number one guy even with Thomas playing great
1:48:45
at at stretches. Speedy, let's start with you on
1:48:48
this one. What does a worse?
1:48:51
Injury. Look like for this team.
1:48:54
Because, you know you got Baker. Mayfield, he's not the fastest
1:48:57
quarterback, but he is a pocket kind of quarterback.
1:49:00
I, I do, I, I do think he can scramble some, but I think this
1:49:03
is going to affect their offense.
1:49:04
Yeah, it it was a big issue for them in 2022.
1:49:07
When Worst was dealing with very similar injury problems and that
1:49:10
was Tom Brady's final year in the NFL.
1:49:12
He took a lot more hits than he than he should have.
1:49:14
And the Bucks has done a nice job rebuilding that offensive
1:49:16
line since then. But again, they haven't had that
1:49:18
much experience playing without him.
1:49:20
I agree with you. I think it's a big thing to
1:49:22
watch in the beginning of the season.
1:49:23
Have to do more quick concepts in that offense now.
1:49:25
And it might be tough with a new coordinator to remember no Liam
1:49:28
Cohen anymore. So they're going to try to
1:49:29
adjust now the third coordinator in three years to a more quicker
1:49:33
offense. I disagree.
1:49:35
I. Charlie in this season, it's
1:49:36
only four games and again, Baker Mayfield is a guy that is a
1:49:41
mobile. He's not super speed like Lamar
1:49:44
Jackson. They have a tremendous amount of
1:49:46
offensive talent. They can run the ball.
1:49:48
They have two capable running backs.
1:49:51
I know true. I know worth is one of the
1:49:53
better offensive line tackles in in the league.
1:49:56
I do believe that Tampa is very talented offensively and they
1:50:00
got guys that can, you know, move into the slot.
1:50:03
I, I expect them to use two guys in the slot a lot this year,
1:50:07
Short passes, quick passes. I expect that's how they're
1:50:10
going to run their offense. I, I, it's going to hurt them a
1:50:13
little bit, not by much. They're the best team in that
1:50:15
division. I don't even think you can argue
1:50:17
it so. Chava.
1:50:20
You know, we talked about the. The big fellas that protect
1:50:23
everybody. And we all are fans of
1:50:26
quarterback play when they're doing well.
1:50:28
I don't think people realize just how important your
1:50:32
teammates are sometimes to make you look good.
1:50:34
And I think as a baseball player, I always wonder, you
1:50:37
know, with pitchers, how important you feel your catcher
1:50:40
is. And I think it's a very similar
1:50:41
relationship between quarterback and blind side protector.
1:50:45
What what what about you and your career with the catchers?
1:50:47
You know, they're like, how many of them you think made you
1:50:49
better? And I mean, we know we we taught
1:50:52
you to mention Javi Lopez last show.
1:50:54
I don't think Greg Maddox ever pitched him.
1:50:56
I think he pitched to Eddie Perez.
1:50:58
It's like it was it was before and then, but Eddie Perez didn't
1:51:02
call the game. Greg Maddox called his own game.
1:51:04
So the way Greg Maddox caught the ball was the pitch.
1:51:07
Eddie Perez didn't call the game.
1:51:09
Greg called it the way he caught.
1:51:11
So if he wanted to throw a certain pitch, he'd catch it
1:51:13
like this, like this, closer to his chest or walking.
1:51:16
Back to the. Mouth, Greg called it from the
1:51:18
game. The dude's stupid intelligent.
1:51:20
Like, sure. No.
1:51:21
No catcher. So before Eddie Perez now he's
1:51:24
obviously the the bullpen coach now, but how he was the personal
1:51:27
catcher before because that's like he he was like a Jose.
1:51:31
Molina. Like couldn't hit worth a shit
1:51:35
but could receive and catch and now that's why they're doing all
1:51:38
the one legged stuff because now it's not throwing runners out,
1:51:41
it's framing and getting pitch calling which we've seen.
1:51:45
Horrible umpire, but so your question is is is.
1:51:48
We've seen how. That's played out in multiple
1:51:50
sports, guys taking your blind side.
1:51:53
Why? Did Tom Brady always pay his
1:51:56
guys more to protect his butt because he was like.
1:51:59
I'm going to play. Longer be.
1:52:01
This. Because I'm paying these guys
1:52:02
longer. It was, it was always nice.
1:52:05
And I had some really, really great defensive catchers.
1:52:09
I mean, my first hit her in the big leagues I shook off.
1:52:12
Jorge. Because I didn't want to throw
1:52:13
the pitch. He called.
1:52:14
I'll never forget it. And I don't never let him let it
1:52:18
down when when I see him. I was like, yeah, I shook you
1:52:20
off. And you've never, ever caught me
1:52:22
before. But I had Russell Martin, Jose
1:52:24
Molina, Francisco Cervelli, Chad Mohler, like just really, really
1:52:28
great defensive catchers. And it's nice.
1:52:33
Before it was all plug plug it in pitch com where you knew you
1:52:38
were on the same. Page.
1:52:39
Where it's like, all right, he's going to call fastball in and
1:52:42
you knew and it just I. Loved working.
1:52:44
Fast anyways and so that relationship I think between
1:52:48
the. Front.
1:52:49
Guys and like catchers is very, very similar, like you said,
1:52:53
because once you're on the same page and know you can run a
1:52:56
certain play or a certain scheme or I can pitch this guy a
1:52:59
certain way, know that he's going to block it and I can bury
1:53:01
some pitch. It's four games or I can kind of
1:53:03
escape. It's what's that?
1:53:04
It's four games. I.
1:53:06
Think I obviously at least four games it's knee surgery.
1:53:09
They don't they didn't say what it was.
1:53:10
It's a fix a knee surgery. Atlanta.
1:53:12
What is Atlanta's schedule like? I mean not Atlanta, Tampa Bay,
1:53:14
Tampa. What is Tampa's schedule for the
1:53:17
first it's but they're fixing a previous surgery, right?
1:53:20
No, this is the his first surgery didn't work, so he needs
1:53:23
another one and that you don't know how he's going to recover.
1:53:26
It's at least four games a minimum.
1:53:29
Their first four games. Their first game is.
1:53:31
Against the Falcons, on the road, second game on the road
1:53:34
against the Texans and at home against The Jets, home against
1:53:37
the Eagles. They're gonna win.
1:53:38
They're gonna win 2 out of those 4.
1:53:39
Games so but you got to remember once you.
1:53:42
Get in there, you don't know the.
1:53:43
Amount of scar tissue that's that's in there, once you get in
1:53:46
there sometimes, like it's, it stinks.
1:53:49
Yeah, it's it's gonna be a problem.
1:53:50
For me like. As I just know as a left tackle,
1:53:52
I played left tackle. It's all about like if there's a
1:53:55
guy who's a wide rusher, the quarterback knows how the left
1:53:58
tackle likes to play him so he knows how to get out of the
1:54:00
pocket. And that's something that you
1:54:02
don't really think about too often.
1:54:03
Like it's easy, easy to navigate the pocket when you know what
1:54:06
you guys in front of you do to different types of techniques
1:54:09
you're facing that you can see pre snap.
1:54:11
So let's move on to the last one here before we get out.
1:54:15
Actually, we'll go through these quickly.
1:54:17
Just quickly. Edge edge rusher Dallas Turner
1:54:19
got ripped off for just under $250,000.
1:54:22
I got ripped off in almost the exact same way.
1:54:25
Errol, when I first started on the show, it was through someone
1:54:28
scamming you with like a wire fraud.
1:54:31
They it was from JP Morgan Chase bank.
1:54:34
Same way that happened to me and then I never got my money back.
1:54:39
I only lost just under 2000. He lost 250,000.
1:54:43
I lost 80 KA couple of years ago.
1:54:45
I don't want don't don't cry, cry me a river.
1:54:48
This guy's got millions and millions of dollars.
1:54:50
I'll tell you what, how stupid could you is a rookie.
1:54:52
How stupid can you be? I, I, you have all these
1:54:55
accountants, you have all these people running your money and
1:54:58
working your money. How could you do something like
1:55:00
how could you put your money in a situation where you're going
1:55:02
to get yourself, you know, bankrupt?
1:55:05
I've seen this before. I've seen this happened many,
1:55:07
many times before. Let me let me read to you how
1:55:10
how it went. It said someone on February
1:55:12
19th. According to affidavit, Turner,
1:55:16
the the bank said say they claim someone was trying to attempt to
1:55:19
impersonate Turner at the bank branch in Arizona presented 2
1:55:24
copies of ID to execute a wire transfer.
1:55:27
Then they called Turner and instructed him to transfer money
1:55:32
through the from the bank branches to do it.
1:55:36
So it it was like this huge scam.
1:55:38
He was a victim of a fraud scam. There's so much of that out
1:55:42
there. You've got to be.
1:55:44
I mean, I don't even answer text messages that have anything.
1:55:48
They're using AI to use your voice to.
1:55:51
They're doing so many things now.
1:55:53
There's so many ways that you can fraudulently hurt or take,
1:55:57
take money from somebody, fight with AI.
1:55:59
It is very scary. So you can't trust anybody on
1:56:02
the phone with you or reaching out to you.
1:56:04
Keep it in the mattresses, boys. Back to the mattresses, I guess.
1:56:07
I guess last one, Eli Manning turned down a stake in Giants
1:56:13
ownership due to the price. He also had some interesting
1:56:17
comments about it. He said that, oh, he didn't
1:56:19
really want to be an owner because he does a lot of
1:56:22
television and broadcasting and he wouldn't be able to get to go
1:56:26
inside the other locker rooms and learn from the guys very
1:56:31
similar to Tom Brady who can't do those things.
1:56:35
I think it was one of many shots that Eli likes to take.
1:56:39
I will say this, I'm sorry to cut you off, but the whole Tom
1:56:43
Brady story, Tom Brady didn't have to throw too much money to
1:56:47
get 10% of of the Raiders because Davis is desperate.
1:56:52
He was desperate for money. Now, I don't know about
1:56:55
Marrotish. I don't know if they're
1:56:58
desperate, but I can tell you right now they're overcharging
1:57:01
the Giants as an organization because the Giants organization
1:57:05
being that they're in New York and they've won four Super Bowls
1:57:09
in in about 40 years, they're saying, hey, you know what?
1:57:12
We've won championships. We're the ones that knocked off
1:57:15
the Patriots on that undefeated season.
1:57:17
And oh, by the way, you were the quarterback when you did those
1:57:20
and when you had those runs. So I I think honestly, Eli
1:57:24
Manning, he didn't want to put the money.
1:57:26
He didn't want to throw all that money.
1:57:28
I don't know how much it was, but I'm sure it was worth
1:57:31
probably five, $600 million. I don't think he wants to throw
1:57:34
all his shekels for, you know, in the money for the Giants,
1:57:37
especially the organization run by Joe Shane and how bad the
1:57:41
organization has been since he slept.
1:57:43
And by the way, let me ask the organization when the
1:57:46
organization allowed, yes Ben McAdoo do to let to let Geno
1:57:53
Smith play in front of him and ruin his stream as as far as his
1:57:57
streak for games. So if I was Eli Manning, I would
1:58:00
be pissed off at the organization and tell the
1:58:02
organization to kiss my rear end after what the the organization
1:58:06
did, taking Tom Coughlin away from the organization when all
1:58:09
they had to do was add defensive players when they brought Ben
1:58:11
McAdoo in and help them maybe win a third Super Bowl in a
1:58:15
significant amount of time. I think the if I was, I would
1:58:19
be, if I was Eli Manning, I would be butthurt for all the
1:58:21
things the organization has done to him after the fact.
1:58:24
He was the Super Bowl world champion.
1:58:26
It's it's hard to argue with that.
1:58:28
Just one last thing before we get out of this guys.
1:58:32
We said it on the last show. Apparently Najee Harris didn't
1:58:35
listen and in on July 4th had a fireworks accident hurt his eye.
1:58:42
They say they're superficial and injuries and he'll be ready for
1:58:46
camp. And that has been your whip
1:58:49
around I'm. Not.
1:58:50
Surprised and you're you're not going to hear this last or the
1:58:55
craziest stories with people playing with fireworks,
1:58:58
especially multi millionaires that should stay the hell away
1:59:01
from these. By the way, I was at I was at a
1:59:04
party I was DJ ING at and I was walking into the backyard
1:59:08
getting ready to DJ and this guy like put like tied 2
1:59:12
blockbusters together and lit him on fire in a bottle.
1:59:17
And dude, the bottle, half the bottle was like literally like 3
1:59:22
inches away from hitting my head.
1:59:23
OK. And I was walking in the
1:59:25
backyard. I was furiated before the party
1:59:27
even started. So it's dangerous.
1:59:31
You're playing away, you're playing around with TNT and
1:59:35
anything could happen. You don't know how, how long
1:59:38
the, what do they call those? The Wicks.
1:59:42
You don't know how long the Wicks are before they're going
1:59:45
to explode and how quick they're going to light up.
1:59:47
So it's dangerous. You don't play around with,
1:59:50
especially when you're making millions and millions of dollars
1:59:52
and you have your family's hands, your family's lives in
1:59:56
your hands. It's literally your, your
1:59:58
family's life in your hand. So I just think it's, it's
2:00:02
ridiculously crazy. That's just my opinion.
2:00:05
Hey, Errol. So we got we got our buddy Nick
2:00:08
goodies in. We're going to bring Nick in a
2:00:09
second and we're going to put Tic Tac no after our guest and
2:00:12
we're going to get into, since our relievers are both here,
2:00:16
we're going to make, I believe a call to the pen a call.
2:00:21
It's done. You can throw.
2:00:23
A strike on. This pitch, it's not going to be
2:00:24
my John it Mark feels like jello.
2:00:26
Right. Now just get it over the plate.
2:00:28
I want him to swing last time. I did that.
2:00:29
The guy hit. One that hasn't landed yet.
2:00:31
For a call to the pen. This makes my pecker all right.
2:00:38
You've gotten. Really good with those like.
2:00:40
Adding them on to the end of the drops, I had to take a shit.
2:00:48
Boys, we are making a call to the end.
2:00:50
To talk about All Star Games as we know we're coming up on
2:00:54
Tuesday. Want to hear your guys
2:00:56
experience over the years at the different levels you've played
2:00:59
that with All Star Games and some stories if you have you
2:01:02
know from All Star weekend if he attended This is not a panty
2:01:05
dropper. Participate in the majors.
2:01:07
Jaba, you said you were. In the Futures Game, Nick, I
2:01:09
didn't get to talk to you pre show, but like to hear what you
2:01:12
guys have to say. We get some music on at least
2:01:15
start off with Mr. Chamberlain. Oh yeah, no, it's, I mean we.
2:01:20
Played in plenty. Of All Star games as as we grew
2:01:22
up. But yeah, it was it was weird.
2:01:24
I got, I got the call to the Futures Game and I was in Akron,
2:01:29
OH. And they're like, hey.
2:01:32
And I obviously didn't pay attention to it because I didn't
2:01:35
really know much about it. And they're like, hey, yeah,
2:01:39
you. And Tony?
2:01:40
Franklin, who was my manager at the time, they're like, yeah,
2:01:42
you're going to Philadelphia. And I was like, for what?
2:01:46
Like, oh, you're taking a flight?
2:01:48
To San. Francisco And I'm like, what?
2:01:51
Like, yeah, you just made this team.
2:01:53
And I was like, whoa, this is cool.
2:01:55
Like sweet. I didn't.
2:01:57
No idea. I was like, I don't know what's
2:01:58
going on. So we take a red eye and they're
2:02:02
like, all right, you're going to do.
2:02:03
This. We check in, you get this.
2:02:06
Packet you go to. Your room.
2:02:09
I've been to the College World Series.
2:02:12
Sorry Goody, you didn't make that one.
2:02:14
You got upset by. Stony Brook I apologize for
2:02:16
that. Goba is not an athlete, but.
2:02:19
You definitely have more championships.
2:02:20
Than us so I am very envious of you on that but so I was like
2:02:25
when we got to the. World Series.
2:02:27
I was like, we got to our room when we had like our swag and
2:02:30
stuff this and then when we got there I was like we got to our
2:02:33
room and it was crazy. And then we got.
2:02:37
Like putters, we got all kinds of stuff, but people don't
2:02:40
realize the All Star game is a lot like, no matter if it's like
2:02:43
Home Run Derby, Celebrity game, Futures Game, All Star Game
2:02:47
because you want to sign everything for everybody so.
2:02:49
You literally like. Sign for everything.
2:02:51
You got meetings at like 7:00. You got to do all these things
2:02:55
and then. It's like.
2:02:56
Well, I want to see like. Home Run Derby, I want to see
2:02:59
like, you know, it's you just never know.
2:03:01
And, you know, then you get all the parties and all the other
2:03:05
stuff and you're like, you know, I want to experience because you
2:03:08
never know. If you're ever.
2:03:09
Going to get this chance again and I actually that would that
2:03:14
that game I there was a bird on the.
2:03:17
Field I got. It I got it off the field and I
2:03:21
actually got voted best fastball of of that Futures Game and then
2:03:25
I was in the big three months later.
2:03:28
So yeah. You got to taste yourself every.
2:03:32
Once in a while. Now I'm just old and crusty.
2:03:33
The Gray hair dog. Yeah, you got.
2:03:39
To do it, you got to do it. I wasn't quick enough with the.
2:03:42
Screenshot on that one. Goody.
2:03:45
How about you give us some of yours?
2:03:46
On this one. Bro, I was home.
2:03:50
For every All Star game. Well, when you were younger, and
2:03:52
I'm saying like. At different.
2:03:53
Levels I made the double, AI made the double.
2:03:56
A All Stars and didn't get, I didn't get to go to it because I
2:04:00
got called up to AAA. So it was in Portland.
2:04:03
I was with Trenton, made the All Star team.
2:04:07
I had a stellar like first half told me I was an All Star.
2:04:10
I was like all right, sick. And then like a week before the
2:04:13
All Star game, I got called up to Scranton AAA for New York.
2:04:18
And then everybody that went to the All Star game apparently got
2:04:20
food poisoning. So I've dodged a bullet there,
2:04:24
which was tight. And then two nights ago, we've
2:04:27
had our Florida Collegiate Summer League All Star game.
2:04:30
I got the coach in that ended in a tie, but but most All Star
2:04:33
breaks I was sitting at the beach and, you know, having a
2:04:36
few brews. And.
2:04:38
I remember 1 All Star game Brad Hamm was there, I Facetimed him
2:04:40
while he was there at the Home Run Derby.
2:04:42
So that was kind of dope. Got the got to like live
2:04:44
vicariously through him for, I don't know, 20 minutes.
2:04:48
God he was. He was nasty for a couple years
2:04:50
man Wow. Yeah, he's, Yeah, he's.
2:04:53
He's one of my good. Friends.
2:04:55
I mean, he's freaking yeah. Here's a lot.
2:04:57
He was fun. He was fun as well, Woody.
2:05:00
Yeah. Hey, that that.
2:05:02
Year. That year.
2:05:03
Fish. So I had just had Carter.
2:05:06
Right. And I wanted to come home, so I.
2:05:09
Left. I left a day early.
2:05:10
I didn't stay for the All Star game.
2:05:12
I came home and my agent called me.
2:05:15
And. I'm in.
2:05:15
I'm in AA at the time and I signed the highest.
2:05:20
At. The time minor league.
2:05:21
Endorsement. Deal at $100,000 at an
2:05:24
Applebee's. Applebee's were you eating?
2:05:26
Good in the neighborhood. Then oh hey, no, I was still
2:05:29
trying to get the appetizer menu son.
2:05:32
I was only making, you know, 400 bucks a month.
2:05:35
So they had those riblets back in those days. 100%.
2:05:38
Funny story, I got called up to AA and I was getting paid first
2:05:44
year salary and it didn't change for a while and goody knows this
2:05:48
as well. You get paid as you go up but in
2:05:51
your first year you make the same amount.
2:05:53
So I get called up to AA and I get my first paycheck.
2:05:58
Well, I get a call and they're like, hey, we.
2:06:02
Overpaid you? So I actually had to pay in on
2:06:04
my first paycheck to AA because they overpaid me.
2:06:07
That's. Quite a joke.
2:06:09
Yeah, that's. That's.
2:06:11
Frustrating. I've I've had.
2:06:12
That happen on a much smaller scale and it's been frustrating
2:06:16
to me. I was like, I didn't like you
2:06:18
guys are the one that paid. Me, I was like lucky I.
2:06:20
I got drafted in the food round. I was like why do I have?
2:06:23
To pay you like this is stupid. Did you tell?
2:06:25
Them. There's this.
2:06:26
You ever hear of Finders Keepers Fast liquor?
2:06:28
Yeah, well, I. Just there was a.
2:06:30
Chick that thought she got a 400?
2:06:32
1000. Dollar bonus and spent it on.
2:06:33
She's in prison though. I like anal, yes.
2:06:38
Well, let's finish this up. With favorite, if you got
2:06:42
anybody favorite All Star memories watching as a kid, any
2:06:47
type of, you know, the things that jump out.
2:06:49
I know for me, I remember watching Cal Ripken, you know,
2:06:52
being being taken out, being moved back over the shortstop by
2:06:57
I believe it was Jeter and a rod.
2:06:58
That's like one of those really special moments.
2:07:00
I no, it was a rod with the Rangers and Tori was the
2:07:04
manager. It was a right.
2:07:05
I just remember it was something with the Yankees involved with
2:07:08
that. I remember Ripken memorable All
2:07:10
Star game. I I think it was Tori Hunters
2:07:13
catch in the outfield and the game ending in a tie.
2:07:17
I remember that. Remember that.
2:07:19
I think I was in the 90s. I remember that game at that
2:07:24
popped out pops out of all the games, mine would be the when.
2:07:30
Yeah, when he robbed the Homer because it didn't end the game
2:07:33
as Barry Bonds and then Barry Bonds picked him up as he was
2:07:36
running back in the field. That game 2002, 2002 was the 77
2:07:42
tie. Yes, that was the game that
2:07:44
stuck out to me more than anything.
2:07:46
And Tory Hunter's unbelievable grab.
2:07:49
There was AI remember the game and he makes this unbelievable
2:07:53
catch. How special was that guy?
2:07:55
Mine was 2. Mine was 2008.
2:07:57
Goody, you can go after me. Mine was 2008 because I was
2:08:01
hosting All Star Weekend that year.
2:08:04
I hosted the MLB. Party.
2:08:06
And then I hosted another party with Alyssa Milano, and then I
2:08:09
was at Webster Hall. At 11th.
2:08:11
And 3rd, that was your favorite party the whole All Star game,
2:08:14
by the way, Melissa Milano No, it wasn't.
2:08:16
No, it it. Actually wasn't.
2:08:18
Because that's the year it went into extra and didn't even have
2:08:22
a party and so. Yeah.
2:08:25
So we we had it at Tao. We had a bunch and I was hosting
2:08:29
and it was it was awesome. It was fun.
2:08:30
I DJ Ed at Tao, it was fun time and so.
2:08:34
That for me. Was.
2:08:35
Like I mean. Obviously the one that you're
2:08:37
in, you get to see and be on the field and do all that.
2:08:39
That was fun. But hosting and doing all that I
2:08:42
did. Like the?
2:08:43
Whole weekend with everything and I was like, I'm a year and a
2:08:47
half in the big leagues and I'm hosting all this and I'm just a
2:08:50
fat kid from Lincoln, NE. I was like, this is all right.
2:08:54
Goody finishes up. He takes my favorite, my
2:08:59
favorite. All Star thing was Josh
2:09:01
Hamilton's home. Run Derby when he hit what?
2:09:04
26 or 27? Homers get it.
2:09:08
Yeah, and then and. Then Errol tried to say he.
2:09:10
Won, but he didn't win the. He put on an absolute show and I
2:09:17
just remember pull the day with my grandpa watching, watching
2:09:21
the watching the spectacular performance he put on.
2:09:25
And so that that to me was the dopest Home Run Derby, All Star
2:09:31
game because I didn't know really who Josh Hamilton was
2:09:34
prior to that, you know, but he became one of my favorite
2:09:39
players after that. How about you know who won that
2:09:42
year? Who was it?
2:09:44
Nobody knows. Justin Morgan, Canadian.
2:09:47
Yeah. Like, yeah, nobody.
2:09:48
It's he won. He won because that's why people
2:09:51
talk about who actually won. They'll remember Josh.
2:09:54
I will. Say this.
2:09:55
Do you remember Aaron Judge Home Run Derby when he hit the top of
2:09:59
like it was in Tampa, I think it was in Tampa if I'm not
2:10:01
mistaken. Oh, hit the ceiling and hit the
2:10:03
ceiling. Yeah.
2:10:04
It was unbelievable. And yeah, he hit it like 3
2:10:08
times. You know, it's, it was
2:10:11
ridiculous. So and John Carlo Stanton, I, I
2:10:14
mean, the bombs that he had at the Home Run Derby, I mean, one
2:10:17
of them was like 500 feet or something, 550 feet, some
2:10:21
ridiculous numbers. So I mean that guy, when he gets
2:10:24
a hold of them, it's scary. I still remember as a kid the
2:10:27
Ken Griffey junior one where he had the hat backwards the whole
2:10:30
time and he was just launching him with that beautiful swing.
2:10:33
But guys, we get to watch those next week.
2:10:36
Thanks for giving us some insight on a call to the pen.
2:10:40
All right, ladies and gentlemen, before we get our guest and our
2:10:42
2nd guest and I'm looking forward to getting him on
2:10:45
because I'm sure he has his thoughts to the Phoenix Suns
2:10:48
trading away the one and only Kevin the Twitter event.
2:10:54
You know, I, I don't even say Durant the event.
2:10:56
So he was at Fanatic Fest when he found out that he was getting
2:10:59
traded to the Houston Rockets. We'll have Kevin Ray on the show
2:11:03
and the Cowboys as they land their second obstacle course man
2:11:08
himself, George Pickens. And I heard CD Lamb come out and
2:11:12
say some interesting things about adding George Pickens, but
2:11:17
we'll have him on in just a few moments.
2:11:19
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It got a few stories before we get into the baseball scores
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this evening. The Oklahoma City Thunder have
2:11:37
now given Max extensions to all members of their big Three core
2:11:42
of Shay Giljus. Alexander.
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Last week Chet Holmgren yesterday and now today Jalen
2:11:47
Williams got his bag. Sham Sharani reports that the
2:11:50
OKC Thunder have given Jalen Williams the five year rookie
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Max extension which can reach $287,000,000.
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Chet Steel can reach 250 million and Shay's four year extension
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is worth 285,000,000 as well. This keeps the trio together
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Finals MVP. Gilgus Alexander is just 26
2:12:13
years old, while Williams is 23 and Holmgren is 22.
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OKC are the defending champs and may only just be scratching the
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surface of how good they're going to be.
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On the second season of the Netflix documentary show,
2:12:27
quarterback Joe Burrow discussed his long desired plan to buy a
2:12:31
Batmobile. In fact, Burrow first spoke on
2:12:34
this obsession during last year's Hard Knocks In season,
2:12:37
which focused on the AFC North. The reason?
2:12:40
A string of robberies that Burrow was a victim of last
2:12:43
year. I didn't end up getting the
2:12:44
Batmobile because I just had other things I wanted to deal
2:12:47
with at that point. Girl spoke of the incident that
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led him to rethink his purchase. I just get very uncomfortable.
2:12:53
My life is very public. That comes with the job, but
2:12:55
there's certain parts of your life that are yours.
2:12:57
Your house is one of those. The Batmobile, which would have
2:13:01
been a $3,000,000 purchase, probably should have been bought
2:13:05
for the Bengals defense regardless as Trey Hendrickson
2:13:08
and first round pick Shamar Stewart, their two edge rushers,
2:13:11
are still without contract for self-inflicted reasons.
2:13:14
They are going to need all sorts of tricks and gadgets only
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Batman would have that are going to be good enough to stop
2:13:19
literally anyone next year. And Oakland A's outfielder Slash
2:13:24
DH Brent Rooker was added to the Home Run Derby earlier today.
2:13:28
Rooker is hitting 270 with 19 homers and 50 RBI, said on
2:13:31
Instagram. Competing in the Home Run Derby
2:13:33
has always been a dream of mine. Can't wait to make it happen
2:13:37
next week in Atlanta. See you there.
2:13:39
Rooker hit 39 homers in 2024 and is on pace for his third
2:13:43
straight 30 home run season. The field is now complete that
2:13:46
Rooker joins containing hometown hero Ronald Lacuna, junior home
2:13:51
run leader Cal, the big dumper, Raleigh Yankees, eclectic
2:13:54
infielder Jazz Chisholm, junior Byron Buxton, junior Caminero
2:13:59
O'Neill Cruz and James Wood. Buxton did miss.
2:14:03
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They gave him a, a big contract. What was it?
2:16:52
A two years, 140 as there's a lot of people that thought he
2:16:57
could be on his way out. Well, they paid him.
2:17:00
So hopefully keeps him there or keeps him happy for the next two
2:17:03
years. And then before that ever
2:17:06
happened, they had to get rid of a contract.
2:17:08
They had to get rid of the big mouth himself and Kevin Durant.
2:17:12
What were your thoughts to the move sending Kevin Durant to
2:17:15
Houston and then the $140 million contract?
2:17:18
Yeah, you know, I'll start first.
2:17:21
With the. The trade of Kevin Durant nobody
2:17:25
was surprised. It was pretty much expected
2:17:28
dating back to the trade deadline when the Suns attempted
2:17:32
to move KD back then and at that time Houston was among the teams
2:17:38
that they had some preliminary conversations with.
2:17:41
Did not come to fruition, but considering the the struggle the
2:17:47
Suns had the season didn't even make the play in.
2:17:50
And more importantly, considering the the second
2:17:52
apron, the tax that they were going to be hit with and a team
2:17:56
that you know, they gave it their best shot with Kevin
2:17:59
Durant, Bradley Beal, Devin Booker, the big three.
2:18:02
It just never panned out for a variety of reasons, certainly
2:18:06
not all on the shoulders of Kevin Durant.
2:18:08
But you can't continue to pay that kind of money and certainly
2:18:11
that kind of tax without, you know, getting some wins.
2:18:15
And they were not able to do that.
2:18:16
You know, didn't didn't win a playoff series with that trio.
2:18:20
So the trade did not come as a surprise.
2:18:23
You know, I think that there was some initial feelings that maybe
2:18:27
Miami would get in there, but Miami really never gave the Suns
2:18:32
enough value in return. You know, when you look at the
2:18:35
overall trade, it was a good deal.
2:18:38
A lot of people were really holding on hope that maybe
2:18:41
Phoenix would somehow be able to get Terry Eason, Jabari Smith
2:18:46
and, you know, one of those two guys, some young, long, athletic
2:18:50
wings. But that was not going to happen
2:18:53
because unfortunately, the Suns did lose a little leverage when
2:18:56
that deal in February did not go through and the Rockets, big at
2:19:00
the top of the list, knew that. But I think All in all,
2:19:03
everything considered, the Suns got pretty good value out of it,
2:19:06
especially when you consider getting that number 10 pick and
2:19:09
you get him on Malawatch as a result.
2:19:11
Yeah, I was going to ask about the coaching end of it too,
2:19:13
because there was. A lot of thoughts that Kevin
2:19:15
Durant and Mike Boonholzer wasn't getting along.
2:19:17
Bradley Beal and Mike Boonholzer weren't getting along.
2:19:19
He goes and now they bring in a younger guy and Jordan off from
2:19:21
the Cavaliers, who obviously they won the number one seed in
2:19:24
the East. So what are your impressions of
2:19:26
him so far and what do you think the Sun's trajectory look like
2:19:28
trying to get younger? Well, I think first and
2:19:32
foremost, you. You.
2:19:33
Said it it was a team that needed an influx of both youth
2:19:37
and athleticism, something that they were sorely lacking over
2:19:41
the last couple of years and you know as a result getting again,
2:19:45
you know, Mallow watch getting the additional pieces they did
2:19:49
the trade moving up, getting Rasheer Fleming.
2:19:52
You got Kobe Brea. I think when you look at the
2:19:55
draft, the sun's really I, I thought in fact, many of the
2:19:58
grades gave them anywhere from an A to AB plus.
2:20:02
So I thought they did a really nice job getting younger,
2:20:05
getting more aggressive and as a result, you know, or as it
2:20:09
speaks to Jordan, not the Suns new head coach, I'm excited
2:20:12
about it. I think you can look at what
2:20:14
Cleveland did this past season. Both offensively and
2:20:19
defensively, you look at the personnel that Sons have got now
2:20:22
and I can see Jordan obviously stealing some of those
2:20:25
principles from Kenny Atkinson. One of the things that that was
2:20:29
really hard for Suns fans to watch over the last season and a
2:20:32
half especially was just the lack of of overall ball
2:20:35
movement. And I think with this group and
2:20:37
with Jordan not, you're going to see, you know, a lot of player
2:20:40
movement, a lot of ball movement.
2:20:41
And then defensively, you know, one thing they've said is they
2:20:44
they want dogs. They they want guys who are
2:20:46
going to get into people and defend.
2:20:48
And that's music of the years of Suns fans because we just have
2:20:51
not seen enough of it over the last two seasons.
2:20:54
Yeah. And Kevin, you like always, the
2:20:55
draft is a. Crapshoot.
2:20:56
We all know that and and and how it works like and we've talked.
2:21:02
About this on the show before too do.
2:21:03
You think they addressed what they needed and do you think
2:21:08
there's anything else that they need and, and who do you think
2:21:11
did a really good job on their draft and filling those voids of
2:21:14
what they had? Yeah, No, I I think they did a.
2:21:17
Really nice job. And you're, you're absolutely
2:21:19
right. You look, whether it's the NFL
2:21:21
draft, the NBA draft, there, there's no exact science.
2:21:24
You know, you found throughout the years, you know, second
2:21:27
round guys who become, you know, big time positional players,
2:21:31
rotational players, impact players.
2:21:34
And I do feel like the Suns have gotten themselves a couple guys
2:21:39
in that second round that could be solid rotational guys.
2:21:44
Again, Fleming, I mean, big wingspan with 74.
2:21:49
Malawat, you know, he's 71. He's got a massive wingspan.
2:21:52
So I think that this draft, when you look at it, Brian Gregory,
2:21:56
the entire scouting staff has done a marvellous job.
2:22:00
And then now it's up to Jordan Knott and his coaching staff
2:22:02
that's still being pieced together, you know, to, to find
2:22:07
the right way to make these guys work.
2:22:09
And, you know, I, I don't want to forget about the the two
2:22:12
young guys who played roles last season, Ryan Dunn and Oso
2:22:16
Iguodaro. They'll get massive minutes here
2:22:18
during the summer league and an opportunity to kind of show what
2:22:21
they've been working on, what they've improved upon.
2:22:23
And those two guys will be solid rotational players as well.
2:22:27
Kevin, I mentioned Devin Booker. And he he just got a big
2:22:30
contract, $70 million a year. He's highest paid basketball
2:22:34
player in the NBA right now. Singly every single year.
2:22:38
I and I think Devin Booker's a guy that a lot of people are
2:22:41
going to be interested in, especially if Phoenix falls
2:22:44
behind early in the season and might not even be a playoff
2:22:47
contender at the trade deadline. Remember, it's only a two year
2:22:51
deal. He is making a significant
2:22:53
amount of money. I mean, Devin Booker is one of
2:22:55
the best twos in the NBI. Don't think you can argue.
2:22:57
I argue that he's one of the best shooters in the league.
2:23:00
The guy can stretch the floor better than anybody can,
2:23:04
especially in the Western Conference besides Steph Curry.
2:23:06
Who's better? Who's better than Devin Booker?
2:23:08
I mean, he's sensational. Do you see Phoenix moving him
2:23:12
still? Even if they extended him for
2:23:14
the two years, if they fall behind this coming season, do
2:23:18
you think they can move him? No, no.
2:23:21
Look. And keep in mind that that
2:23:23
extension was eligible. So he's essentially inked
2:23:26
through 2030. So he's, he's locked up for the
2:23:30
next 5 years and Book has, has said countless times he wants to
2:23:35
be a Phoenix Sun for life. Now we, we know you look at a
2:23:38
guy like Damian Lillard, you know, everybody thought that
2:23:41
that would be the case with Dame.
2:23:42
So we, you know, I understand that things can't happen,
2:23:46
especially 3-4 years down the road.
2:23:48
But when you look at this roster, this is not a team
2:23:51
that's going to contempt for a championship.
2:23:53
And when you look at the Western Conference overall, they will
2:23:57
have a hard time, you know, making the playoffs.
2:24:01
So I, I don't think that this year's record slow start, fast
2:24:04
start will have any impact on whether the Suns look to move
2:24:08
Devin Booker. They, you know, Matt Ishvia has
2:24:10
made a, a made it very clear through both his actions and his
2:24:14
words, he doesn't want Devin Booker to go anywhere.
2:24:17
So I think that's the the first thing that the people can kind
2:24:20
of take off the table is books not going anywhere anytime soon.
2:24:24
All right, so we, we, we. Talked enough basketball because
2:24:28
the the big story is the Dallas Cowboys.
2:24:30
All right, we we all know that the Cowboys over the last couple
2:24:35
of years, especially the Cowboy fans, Nathan and every single
2:24:39
Cowboy, whatever you want to call them, America's team, the
2:24:43
Cowgirls. Now there are a lot of people
2:24:46
that including yours truly said that Dak Prescott was being
2:24:50
treated wrong. They don't give them enough
2:24:52
weapons. They don't give them enough
2:24:54
people on the edges as far as the wide receiving potential and
2:25:00
and talent over the years. They added George Pickens.
2:25:03
That was the guy that they added in the offseason.
2:25:06
They got him for practically nothing, honestly, and this guy
2:25:09
could be a number one. I watched a video, Kevin, what
2:25:13
was it a week ago and it was CD Lamb and George Picken.
2:25:17
They were hanging out in an event I I don't remember, it was
2:25:20
a it was a baseball or football, flag football events and they
2:25:23
were getting interviewed and CD Lamb, who I wouldn't have
2:25:27
thought that would go and and say the things that they he said
2:25:31
early in the offseason with George pick in there, he said,
2:25:35
listen there, there's no one A1B.
2:25:37
It's 1:00 and 1:00, and it's going to be very, very hard to
2:25:41
defend me and and leave this guy open.
2:25:45
And it's going to be. Well, didn't he say you have two
2:25:47
ones now? Yeah, not one A1B.
2:25:49
You have two ones, one and one. That's what he said.
2:25:52
There's no 1A and 1B. He said I'm one, he's 1.
2:25:56
And that's the way we're looking at each other.
2:25:58
So what are your thoughts that you think this is going to work?
2:26:01
George Pickens doesn't get along with a lot of people.
2:26:04
There were stories coming out that him and Mike Tomlin weren't
2:26:06
getting along. What?
2:26:08
What a joke. OK, so your thoughts to George
2:26:11
Pickens working with a new head coach and Brian Schottenheimer?
2:26:17
Yeah, look, no. 1. Can or will dispute the the just
2:26:21
immense talent that George Pickens has.
2:26:24
I mean, when when he is engaged and look that that is I think
2:26:29
the keyword here. When he is engaged, he is as
2:26:33
good as any receiver in the NFL. And, you know, I think that's
2:26:37
why CD Lamb said that. And look, CD three years ago
2:26:41
would not have made those comments.
2:26:42
So he is matured greatly. He also understands the need for
2:26:48
another threat on the other side of the field because teams, you
2:26:52
know, late last year were really starting to to bracket and try
2:26:55
to do everything they could to take away CD Lamb, especially
2:26:58
once DAC went down. Maybe, you know, just created
2:27:00
all kinds of headaches. But when you consider those two,
2:27:04
they've got a couple of good tight ends.
2:27:07
The key is as really it's been the last three years, which is
2:27:11
the offensive line. You know, what was once the
2:27:13
strength of the Cowboys has really been, you know, influx
2:27:17
over the last three seasons. So I think you have to start at
2:27:20
the the offensive line. You've got a healthy tack, but
2:27:24
when George Pickens is engaged and when he is healthy, he can
2:27:30
take the top up defense, he can create all kinds of nightmare
2:27:33
matchups. So I do believe that he can make
2:27:36
an impact. But again, you got to give your
2:27:39
quarterback time to throw the football and and look, the one
2:27:42
thing I think that the shoddy has made clear with this
2:27:45
offensive line is that he wants to get back to establishing a
2:27:51
run game. He knows how important it is
2:27:53
play action to give DAC, giving them some balance.
2:27:58
And that's been something that that has been a little bit of a
2:28:01
challenge. So I look for them to try to
2:28:04
establish that. Whether they're successful in
2:28:07
doing so remains to be seen. But if yeah, George Pickens
2:28:10
could stay engaged and stay locked in and look, it's it's up
2:28:16
to him to perform because he's playing for another contract.
2:28:20
So I think I think you have an opportunity to get the best
2:28:24
version of George Pickens this year, if for no other reason
2:28:27
because he wants another bag. So the the.
2:28:31
Rumors. With Micah Parsons, obviously
2:28:33
Miles Garrett got the big contract.
2:28:35
TJ Watt is now another big pass rusher looking for a big
2:28:37
contract. But Micah Parsons, he's got him.
2:28:39
Trying to get that first one for him being he's a fifth year
2:28:42
player this year. So what are your thoughts in a
2:28:44
way that that saga has gone down with the Cowboys?
2:28:47
Yeah. You know it's.
2:28:49
It. It is certainly been the the
2:28:52
topic du jour when it comes to Micah and Jerry and the Cowboys.
2:28:56
You know, they've they've had numerous discussions and it
2:29:00
feels like we've, you know, they they keep saying we're close,
2:29:03
we're close, we're close. I'm not.
2:29:05
You know, this is not unlike what we saw with Dax deal with C
2:29:10
DS deal and for whatever reason, you know, the Dallas prefers to
2:29:15
kind of string these things out. The one thing that you'll hear
2:29:19
current GMs former GM say, you know, the the the longer you
2:29:23
wait on these kind of deals, once a guy becomes extension
2:29:26
eligible, especially a player, the level of Michael Parsons,
2:29:30
you lock them up because the rates only can continue to go up
2:29:36
and Miles Garrett's deal is is a perfect example.
2:29:39
And I think if Dallas is smart, they will get a deal done before
2:29:43
what deal gets done if it is in Pittsburgh where he stays.
2:29:48
Because if he ends up signing a deal, that's even bigger.
2:29:51
Well, now you're talking about Mike and his group saying, OK,
2:29:55
well, if he's getting this, then I know we, you know, I know we
2:29:58
were close on this number three weeks ago.
2:30:01
That number's now changed. It definitely changes, but I I
2:30:04
wanted to. Touch on something too like
2:30:06
we've, we've, we've seen what Pickens and obviously now coming
2:30:09
to CD and CD growing and and like you said, wouldn't have
2:30:13
said that 2-3 years ago if, if they do that who?
2:30:16
Who is the guy to? Step in if like you know, we
2:30:20
we've heard the scuttlebutt about what Pickens has done.
2:30:23
Is it Schottenheimer to do? Is it CD to step in?
2:30:26
Is it Mike get to step in even though he doesn't have the
2:30:28
contract? Like because we, we have to know
2:30:31
in the clubhouse, in the locker room, like there, it can't
2:30:33
always lie on the front office. Our coach, we, we have to kind
2:30:37
of take control. Of what we can control because
2:30:41
we're. The ones playing, who do you
2:30:43
think on that team is that person?
2:30:45
Do it if if things get kind of out of hand a little bit.
2:30:50
Yeah. Well, look, I, I.
2:30:51
Think. One of one of DAC's great
2:30:55
attributes is his leadership ability and, and the way that he
2:31:01
does it. And so I, I think he would start
2:31:06
with DAC. I think that CD has emerged and
2:31:09
grown into being one of those voices in the locker room.
2:31:12
And yeah, on the defensive side of the ball, you, you start with
2:31:16
a Micah Parsons as well. You know, they, they've lost
2:31:20
some of that veteran leadership up on the offensive line.
2:31:24
And so I, I think you start with those three guys first and
2:31:27
foremost. And then, you know, again, I, I,
2:31:30
I do believe that you're going to get the best version of
2:31:35
George Pickens because of he, he doesn't want to and can't afford
2:31:40
to do anything to tarnish an image that, you know, was not
2:31:46
particularly great as he made his exit out of Pittsburgh.
2:31:48
And, and, you know, as you guys pointed out, Mike Tomlin is his
2:31:52
always been a player's coach. And if you're getting sideways,
2:31:55
Mike Tomlin, it, it leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
2:31:59
But clearly, the Cowboys have felt like they've done their due
2:32:02
diligence, they've done their homework.
2:32:04
And right now it's it's up to George Pickens.
2:32:07
So time will tell. We are talking to Phoenix Suns
2:32:10
and Dallas. Cowboys play by play broadcaster
2:32:12
Kevin Ray. He's been a friend of the show
2:32:14
for a while. He's been on the show multiple
2:32:16
times and we love him. And we're talking about the
2:32:19
Cowboys right now. And the cowboy that really
2:32:21
sticks out to me is Dak Prescott.
2:32:23
I, I've been a Dak Prescott supporter, I think a lot of
2:32:27
people are harsh on him. I don't think people give him
2:32:29
enough credit for what he does on the football field.
2:32:32
Does he play well in the playoffs?
2:32:33
How many quarterbacks show up in the playoffs and play well?
2:32:36
Very few of them. If you look at the past, if you
2:32:39
look at the last 15 years, there are not many quarterbacks that
2:32:42
have very good playoff runs. We all know Tom Brady.
2:32:45
We, we've known Joe Montana to do that.
2:32:47
Peyton Manning wasn't good. Eli Manning made those runs
2:32:50
there. There are not many of them.
2:32:51
And and people forget it wasn't Dak Prescott's fault on why they
2:32:55
got their butts whipped by the Green Bay Packers.
2:32:57
It was because Micah Parsons in the Cowboys defense didn't show
2:33:00
up to that game really, really early in the game.
2:33:03
And then Jordan Love just absolutely went on this just
2:33:06
high flying offense that we we haven't seen a Green Bay Packer
2:33:09
team team do in a very long time, even with Aaron Rodgers.
2:33:13
The problem here was the offensive side of the ball.
2:33:15
And they added some big pieces to help DAC Prescott in the
2:33:18
offseason. One of them actually many of
2:33:21
them, the running game, Javonte Williams, who was not very good
2:33:25
over the last couple of years with the Broncos after the
2:33:27
injury. I think a new scenery over there
2:33:30
with Dallas. I think it's going to happen.
2:33:31
Miles Sanders is a guy that's one before he won obviously with
2:33:35
the Philadelphia Eagles. And then Jaydon or Jayden Blue,
2:33:40
who I think is going to be a special player.
2:33:43
Give him a little bit of time. I think they have a running game
2:33:45
now. George Pickens to help Dak
2:33:47
Prescott out. Why do you think Dak Prescott
2:33:49
doesn't get enough credit And do you think that the weapons that
2:33:52
they added in you offseason? Yes, they need to clean up the
2:33:55
offensive line. They did in the first round,
2:33:57
adding a nice offensive lineman. What do you think they need to
2:34:00
do to help Dak Prescott out, to get him over the hump and maybe
2:34:03
win a Super Bowl one way or another?
2:34:05
Yeah, look, I mean when. It comes to the criticism of of
2:34:08
Dak and, and I've always been a Dak Prescott fan.
2:34:13
He certainly put up some unbelievable, you know, regular
2:34:16
season numbers couple of seasons ago right there in the MVP
2:34:19
conversations. But when you're playing for the
2:34:21
Cowboys in particular and you you struggle in the playoffs the
2:34:27
way the team has and you know, quite frankly, DAC has had his
2:34:32
own struggles in the playoffs. You're you're going to you're
2:34:36
going to get those shots. It's just the bottom line.
2:34:38
And when you are playing for that team, you always start your
2:34:44
career with a bullseye immediately.
2:34:46
And then when you get the contract and you don't perform
2:34:50
in those situations and the droughts gone on, as long as it
2:34:53
has with the Cowboys, those shots, those critics are going
2:34:56
to continue to get louder and louder.
2:34:57
So it really is now in the hands of the Cowboys and Dak, Dak
2:35:03
Prescott. And but like I said, I think
2:35:07
even in the NFC East, I think this is a team that can improve
2:35:12
week by week. And I think they've got a chance
2:35:14
to to at the very least, make things much more difficult for
2:35:20
their opponents that a lot of people are giving them credit
2:35:22
for. So Brian Schottenheimer was a
2:35:24
kind of surprise. Hire for the Cowboys.
2:35:25
A lot of people thought they were going to go after a bigger
2:35:27
name coach. He was the only hire we've
2:35:30
heard. This over the years the Cowboys
2:35:31
have sometimes. Been a leverage team for other
2:35:33
teams to hire big name coaches like Sean Payton and guys like
2:35:36
that. So what are your thoughts to the
2:35:37
hire of Brian Schottenheimer, who's been an assistant coach
2:35:39
for a while? And do you really believe, like
2:35:41
we were saying with CD Lamb and Dak Prescott, sometimes they
2:35:43
wait too long on these other contracts, even with the
2:35:45
coaches. Yeah, I think when it comes to.
2:35:48
To shoddy. Is certainly a surprise.
2:35:51
I think that everybody thought that because it was the Cowboys
2:35:54
and because they've gone after big names.
2:35:56
You had a Mike McCarthy, you know, that it was just assumed
2:35:59
that they were going to go get another big name or one of, you
2:36:02
know, like a Ben Johnson, try to go after him.
2:36:05
The the hot offensive coordinator.
2:36:08
But Shoddy and DAC Prescott have formed a tremendous both
2:36:12
personal and professional relationship over the last few
2:36:15
years with shoddy being in, you know, in house.
2:36:19
So he knows the personnel, has a good understanding, has a good
2:36:22
read on the room and the players have a great read on him.
2:36:25
And, and, you know, I think had that not been the case, that Dak
2:36:29
would have voiced some concern and saying, I'm not sure he's
2:36:33
the right, you know, he, he can be the QB coach, but I'm not
2:36:36
sure he's ready to be a head coach.
2:36:38
And I think what added to the surprise is the fact that he's
2:36:42
been on nobody's radar. I think as I recall, his last
2:36:46
head coaching interview came in, you know, 2000, I want to say 13
2:36:51
or 14. But he's also a guy that really
2:36:54
pursued other head coaching jobs.
2:36:57
He's been content in being kind of that, you know, the
2:37:00
quarterbacks coach, the offensive coordinator, timing
2:37:04
sometimes, you know, just becomes as much of a factor.
2:37:07
And, you know, a, a, an individual's reasons also become
2:37:13
a factor, their motivation. He clearly felt like this was a
2:37:16
position that was kind of meant and fit for him.
2:37:20
So you know, remains to be seen. But you know, when when you get
2:37:24
your starting quarterback, that gives you the green light, that
2:37:26
goes a long way in making the you know, the the executive
2:37:30
staff, Jerry Jones, Steven Jones feel good about the decision.
2:37:34
I I love that you. Say that because.
2:37:37
It's as as somebody that sees it being in in that realm and you
2:37:42
covering it and doing that and I, I.
2:37:44
Wanted. To ask you a question too,
2:37:46
because it's, it's something that I've always wondered and,
2:37:49
and I know baseball, I don't know football, I don't know
2:37:52
basketball because I don't know the intricacies of it.
2:37:55
But especially when you have guys that are outspoken and you
2:37:59
have guys that created a relationship with not only the
2:38:02
front office, but you created a relationship with what DAC and,
2:38:06
and they've done. Where do you think?
2:38:09
The. Advice or how you pull in, pry
2:38:13
back and forth of like what we need to do scheme wise.
2:38:16
Like do you think it just comes from One Ave. or do you think
2:38:20
they actually, and we've talked about this with the baseball
2:38:22
side is like if something goes on, we want to pull our leaders
2:38:25
in to let them understand like this is what we're going to do.
2:38:30
Do do they give that right to DAC in those guys?
2:38:34
Oh yeah, be like this is what we're going to do.
2:38:36
Yeah. No, it it is.
2:38:37
It is full. On, you know, especially because
2:38:40
shoddy has been there. It, it is full on collaboration
2:38:44
that's awesome between DAC, between CD shoddy and and some
2:38:51
of the other, you know, I'm guessing at least another one or
2:38:54
two players. And then also the coaching staff
2:38:57
because you, you know, when you put that much financially into a
2:39:02
couple of those players, you have to find the things that it,
2:39:06
that makes them comfortable. It's it's always one of the
2:39:09
things that that I found interesting is how coaches you
2:39:15
know, you'll, you'll get, you'll get a play that might work for
2:39:19
the guy and for whatever reason, you know, the, the coach will
2:39:22
move away from it. And I've always been of the
2:39:26
mindset like, if you find something that works and tell
2:39:29
the defense shows they can stop it on a consistent basis, keep
2:39:33
going back to that. And that's, do you ever feel
2:39:36
like it's it's. A a player that recognizes that
2:39:39
before a coach or like, is it? I think it yeah, I think it's
2:39:42
both. I think it's both.
2:39:44
Because certainly when you're a player, you're on the field,
2:39:47
you, you may be hearing communications from the defense
2:39:49
that a coach doesn't. So the the player can relay that
2:39:52
then to the coach. And then you've also got your,
2:39:55
your coaches up in the box that may see formations that a coach
2:39:59
on the sideline can't. So that's why I say it's, it's
2:40:02
full on collaboration. A a coach might all of a sudden
2:40:06
get in DAC's headset and say, you know, look, this, this is
2:40:09
what they're showing. But this is what's happening
2:40:12
right at the snap. You know, you'll, you'll
2:40:14
constantly see in certain defenses, they'll give you pre
2:40:17
snap movement just to try to see what you will do offensively.
2:40:21
So that that's the give and take through the course of an, you
2:40:24
know, from an entire game. All right.
2:40:27
All right, Kevin, before we let. You go all.
2:40:29
Right. So I know you have your own
2:40:31
opinion. You are in the the Cowboys are
2:40:35
in probably the second hardest division in the NFCII, will say
2:40:42
the North is the hardest. I don't know what Detroit's
2:40:45
going to be this year. They lost all those coaches, but
2:40:47
they have a tremendous amount of talent on that roster.
2:40:50
But they lost a tremendous amount of coaches on that roster
2:40:53
as well. So, but I expect the Green Bay
2:40:55
to be good this year. I expect Chicago to be good this
2:40:58
year, and I expect Minnesota to be good this year.
2:41:00
But your division is probably the second hardest division
2:41:04
right now in the NFC. You have Jaden Daniels, you have
2:41:07
Jalen Hertz, you have a tremendous amount of talent.
2:41:11
You have the lonely Giants sitting back there.
2:41:13
We don't know who their starting quarterbacks going to be by Week
2:41:17
7 or Week 8 because Russell Wilson just is an absolute
2:41:20
debacle as we. Nobody knows, by the way.
2:41:22
The only thing I like to look about, the only thing I like to
2:41:25
look at when it comes to Russell Wilson is his wife, Ciara.
2:41:28
But besides that, Russell Wilson.
2:41:29
That's it. I mean, I just.
2:41:31
Want to see her dance? So she's shaking her her rear
2:41:33
end. That's good enough for me.
2:41:35
But your opinion right now with the NFC East, who scares you the
2:41:39
most? The Commanders made a
2:41:41
significant amount of moves. They added a wide receiver, they
2:41:44
added some running backs. They added some good defense,
2:41:47
which they were one of the better defenses in the league
2:41:49
last year. And Jeremy Tonsil, yes, at
2:41:51
offensive line. Do they scare you or does the
2:41:55
Georgia Eagles scare you after winning a Super Bowl?
2:42:00
Yeah. Look, I, I, I.
2:42:01
Think that. I think I would have to put them
2:42:03
both at the top of the list. And, and to your point, yeah,
2:42:07
Washington made a lot of moves. I, I I'm a huge Dan Quinn fan.
2:42:12
I really enjoyed the time when he was in Dallas.
2:42:15
You know, a lot of folks, including myself, was hoping
2:42:19
that they would have gotten Quinn there in that role two
2:42:24
years earlier, but that, you know, that that did not
2:42:27
transpire. But I like what the Washington
2:42:30
commanders have done. Philadelphia, they've lost in
2:42:34
pieces. That goes, you know, pretty much
2:42:37
goes hand in hand. Anytime you win a Super Bowl,
2:42:38
you're going to lose some pieces.
2:42:39
But those are those are the two teams.
2:42:42
And I think, you know, frankly I'm not sure that there is.
2:42:46
Much. Separation between the two.
2:42:49
Now you got to get it done on the field.
2:42:50
Philadelphia did last year. They've shown they have been the
2:42:53
class of the NFL in the NFCNFC East in particular over the last
2:42:58
few years. But those two teams are going to
2:43:01
battle it out. And, you know, if the Cowboys
2:43:04
can somehow scratch out at least one or two wins against them,
2:43:09
take care of the Giants, they can find themselves, I think, in
2:43:12
a potential wild card situation that that that first win with
2:43:16
the Cowboys. Against Washington.
2:43:17
Must have been crazy for you to call with that crazy ending.
2:43:20
That was. Yeah.
2:43:22
Yeah, it was. One of the wildest games and
2:43:26
wildest last five minutes I've ever done.
2:43:27
You know what's the only thing wild right now?
2:43:30
Wait. Hold on, hold on.
2:43:31
What is your wildest game? That you you've sat there and
2:43:34
like, holy crap, like, we've heard this before.
2:43:36
What is going on? Well, I haven't heard it.
2:43:38
All right? I'm just telling you, I think
2:43:40
we've heard this before. Well.
2:43:41
That one you know even. Though it didn't, you know,
2:43:43
didn't impact change year to year, you know, a playoff.
2:43:46
Game or anything? You know, the the the one that
2:43:49
still, you know, will will always be a catch in my mind was
2:43:52
Dez and and Green Bay. It should have been ruled a
2:43:56
catch and and you know, was not. I think in that case, the
2:44:00
Cowboys advance and I think that was that that was their last
2:44:04
best team that that could have won a Super Bowl.
2:44:07
So in that regard, This is why I love you, because I remember.
2:44:11
Exactly what you said. I remember it was like 2
2:44:14
interviews ago when we brought that I've Expedia as the
2:44:17
question and I left because I remember it and I'll I'll never
2:44:22
forget it and Dez Bryant getting up and just like jumping up in
2:44:25
the air and, and like cursing to the referees.
2:44:28
I I Dez Bryant is one of the most unique personalities I've
2:44:32
ever seen. I would love to.
2:44:35
I think he's crazy. But the stories remember
2:44:38
Walmart, remember that Walmart story with his his girlfriend
2:44:43
and something broke out. I think a fight broke out at
2:44:45
Walmart and Dez Bryant was in between him and his girlfriend
2:44:48
and somebody else. I mean, the guy is, is one of
2:44:51
the funniest unique individual. I never met him.
2:44:54
You met him. What type of person is Dez
2:44:56
Bryant? Yeah.
2:44:59
In in my encounters. With Dez have been, you know,
2:45:01
brief, typically down the sidelines or whatever, but he's
2:45:05
he's always been great high energy, you know, positive
2:45:09
spirit guy. And you know, Dez, Dez is still
2:45:14
just, I mean, he just he, he loves competition And that's,
2:45:18
you know, that's what you saw every time he pulled the uniform
2:45:22
on. And he's the kind of guy that
2:45:24
you want to call games of. And it was a thrill to do it
2:45:27
while he was in a in a Cowboys uniform.
2:45:29
But yeah, I that I will, I will go to my grave calling that a
2:45:34
catch and should have been a Cowboys win.
2:45:36
I want to make an announcement to you because I don't.
2:45:38
Think you know, but last month we're almost at 100 and 1000
2:45:43
downloads a month. We're almost there on Spotify
2:45:46
and Apple. OK, so, and we're, we're popular
2:45:50
all over the east and West Coast.
2:45:52
So I, I one of the things that you've seen as our, our show
2:45:57
grow personalities wise and you've been with us for a while.
2:46:01
So I, I think not only are we gracious for you to join us, but
2:46:05
watching our show grow and now with Jabba and, and, and the
2:46:08
different unique, you know, ways we, we kind of put this platform
2:46:14
center state center stage. By the way, I don't know if you
2:46:16
know this. We signed with Bluewire too.
2:46:18
We signed a year contract with Bluewire.
2:46:20
So that's something new too. So fantastic.
2:46:23
Congratulations on on. Both accomplishments, thank you
2:46:26
and now you know, we're hoping. That very, very soon a major
2:46:29
network maybe in Dallas will think to bring us on as their
2:46:35
lead personalities. That would be cool, right?
2:46:38
Dallas Sauce. Jabba Chamber.
2:46:41
Hey, there's no state. Taxes in Texas, baby.
2:46:45
That's that's all Jabba cares about.
2:46:48
I'm not stupid. I don't know if fish is going.
2:46:51
To like that, but hey you. Know what it's all about the
2:46:54
Mucho dinero, as we all know, Mr. Ray.
2:46:56
So, but we really appreciate all the things that you do and you
2:47:00
know, vouch for us when when it's time for us to pitch it to
2:47:04
one of those big networks out there.
2:47:07
I I wouldn't mind going to Texas.
2:47:09
I mean, a little I will, definitely.
2:47:12
Definitely keep. That in.
2:47:13
Mind, I'll always appreciate the invite.
2:47:15
Great to catch up with you guys and we'll do so again once the
2:47:20
season start rolling. Do you hunt?
2:47:22
Do I hunt? Yeah.
2:47:24
I don't, no. Well, I.
2:47:26
Got a ranch in Normana? Texas, that my aunt and uncle
2:47:29
run well. Well, if you don't hunt, we can
2:47:32
hunt for Droba. We can hunt for him.
2:47:35
Droba I. Well, we'll put some antlers.
2:47:37
On him. We'll put some antlers on him
2:47:39
and we'll go hunting. Hey, get him out of here.
2:47:41
There you. Go.
2:47:44
Thanks guys. Thanks.
2:47:45
Guys appreciate. You.
2:47:46
Thank you. Take care, Droba.
2:47:51
Droba. Pass Liquor.
2:47:55
What's wrong with you man? God Bless America.
2:48:02
How am I supposed to tell my wife?
2:48:04
That I'm supposed to move across the country with a guy as
2:48:06
infantile as this guy right here?
2:48:09
Well, you can stay at the ranch. It's Goba.
2:48:12
Stay at a ranch, Lulu. I think we can do.
2:48:14
That and my aunt will cook for you.
2:48:17
It's great athletes. I mean, it'll be far away.
2:48:21
From everything it's. It's far.
2:48:22
It's I mean you're literally like 20 miles South of Lake
2:48:26
Mexico. Dallas is nice.
2:48:28
I I wouldn't. Mind going to?
2:48:29
Dallas, I was there. You have to let you have to land
2:48:31
in Corpus and to drive to us, you're about another 2 1/2
2:48:35
hours. Well, I'm not going there.
2:48:37
I I'm going. I'm going.
2:48:38
To stay closer, I'm not going to say we got everything.
2:48:41
Do they have honey mustard? Yes, she'll probably make it
2:48:45
handy. Yeah, it's gotta be sweet.
2:48:47
Speedy likes. It's sweet too, right, Speedy.
2:48:48
All right, well, hurry up. I'm gonna go pee.
2:48:50
What do we got in there in freaking Texas when there's
2:48:52
someone. We got some trivia?
2:48:53
Yeah. Well, that's BBQ.
2:48:54
Too, I love my BBQ. I love going and first of all,
2:48:58
Dallas is known for their barbecue and their their steaks
2:49:01
and their wings. Those are good.
2:49:04
I, I was in Dallas, I had a chance to go over there during
2:49:08
the NHL draft and I got a chance to go.
2:49:10
Some of the, what we used is we used Yelp to check out some of
2:49:14
the BBQ places. I went to two of them.
2:49:16
One of them I and I don't like hot stuff.
2:49:19
They had this like you have somebody told me you have to try
2:49:23
our heart, our hot wings. They're so tasty, dude.
2:49:26
It almost burned my tongue. It took almost took my tongue
2:49:29
off. That's how hot it was.
2:49:31
So there's some people I went to College in Buffalo and they
2:49:34
don't mess around with like that hot sauce.
2:49:36
Like there's there's some people and I speed.
2:49:38
I don't know if you I know you like to eat like you're you were
2:49:41
like the master sampler when we went down to New Orleans.
2:49:43
You tried everything but speedy. How spicy can you go?
2:49:46
Could you do like a suicide wing?
2:49:48
They call them where they it's like so hot that like it burns
2:49:51
your he likes the suicide sausage.
2:49:54
I have. I've had it at.
2:49:56
There was a a. Bar near my school actually
2:49:58
combined four different of. Their sauces.
2:50:00
That's probably the spiciest one I've had.
2:50:02
I don't know where it compares to any levels.
2:50:04
Of anything Buffalo but I, I have been.
2:50:08
Able to do that my one of my cousins actually really does
2:50:12
love growbar. He'll actually add like.
2:50:13
Extra growbar just to everything.
2:50:15
He has my rear end. Is burning.
2:50:16
There's there's. People that like don't even.
2:50:18
Care what it tastes like it's just got to be super spicy you
2:50:21
got to get like the back of your head sweating fish from the
2:50:25
spice not that you're exhausted that's called sex right right
2:50:29
I've I've had. That with.
2:50:30
Medium. Spiced wings in Buffalo where
2:50:34
the back of my head sweats. Yeah, Errol, if the back of your
2:50:38
head was sweating, you still eating that food?
2:50:41
I'll, I'll eat whatever it takes to get you guys off my back.
2:50:45
Because I know one person right there in the corner and the
2:50:48
bottom corner. Bottom corner when I was in
2:50:50
Louisiana complaining that all I'm looking to get is fries and
2:50:57
Nuggets or, you know, whatever I could get.
2:51:00
Whatever the free. I don't like hot stuff, OK?
2:51:03
I stay the hell away from the hot stuff.
2:51:05
I don't want to if you guys don't want.
2:51:07
You want me to be like Tommy poops over here.
2:51:09
You keep me away from the hot stuff.
2:51:10
Well, it's not just the hot stuff.
2:51:12
Like we were at a nice Italian place and you were like, how's
2:51:15
your Alfredo? Yeah, I like, it's like a thing
2:51:17
where it's like fake Italian Alfredo's like fake.
2:51:19
I'll take the chicken Nuggets. And the gallon of hot sauce and
2:51:25
the gallon of honey mustard. It's good.
2:51:27
Alfredo's good. I'm not going to say it's not.
2:51:28
Fish wears paintings. You're trying to do that.
2:51:31
It's just like. You're not supposed to do that.
2:51:34
Jabba takes it up the yes. I see you care.
2:51:38
So much I really don't. Anyways, ladies and gentlemen,
2:51:41
we call this Tic Tac. No Tic Tac.
2:51:46
Morris, right in the. Butt.
2:51:49
We get the. Prizes.
2:51:50
Cheap because they're. Stolen.
2:51:53
No. No, no, no.
2:51:56
No, no. He tastes himself.
2:52:04
OK. That's a odd way to start tic
2:52:07
Tac. Now the rah rah shishkumba.
2:52:09
That's an even better one. All right.
2:52:11
Let's start he made my nipples hard with some former.
2:52:14
Teammate of Jabba. Chamberlain So the question what
2:52:17
about Skidmark? No Skidmark.
2:52:19
Was not a teammate of Jabba Chamberlain.
2:52:21
I got a bubble. Which one of your former?
2:52:23
Teammates Jabba. Was the All Star game MVP in
2:52:26
2012 when he was playing with a different team. 2012 in 2012.
2:52:34
Yes, they're going some. They're going.
2:52:38
So I was. I was.
2:52:40
I was still with New York. It was someone he.
2:52:44
Was with in 2000. He was before that he was
2:52:48
teammate with. Him before that and then he it
2:52:50
was I was, I was with him. Before he got that, yes.
2:52:53
So OK with a different. Team when he won the All Star.
2:52:57
OK, hey, did. New York hit.
2:52:59
No hit. No, they won, dude.
2:53:01
They won. They came back.
2:53:02
They came back and won. I called it, I called it on.
2:53:05
I'm literally we're doing an interview.
2:53:07
I have three screens. I'm watching the game, I'm
2:53:10
tweeting and doing the show right now.
2:53:12
My brain is on fire right now. Wells tied it up with two outs
2:53:15
in the ninth and then Judge and I called it.
2:53:17
I called it, I go, let's let's walk it off right now.
2:53:21
And Jabba Jabba. Got sick and then.
2:53:23
Fish told him to go and see how. No, not yet.
2:53:29
Yeah, Speedy, that 20. 12 is tough.
2:53:33
So. 2012 All Star game MVP was a teammate at job as before that.
2:53:39
So it was a Yankee before 2012 on a different team and won the
2:53:44
All Star game MVP that year. So that's.
2:53:49
Pretty tough. So somebody that?
2:53:51
Was good enough that they could do that.
2:53:52
Was was he still? Hold on, I really need some.
2:53:57
Intern help on this one. I think he's an.
2:53:58
Outfielder. He's got to be an outfielder.
2:54:01
You know what? I.
2:54:03
No, hold on. So I played with him.
2:54:09
I played with him. He was.
2:54:12
I know who it. Is hold on.
2:54:15
Hold on, hold on hold. On.
2:54:16
Hold on. Hold on.
2:54:17
Did he he? Did he?
2:54:19
I don't. Think he won?
2:54:21
No, it's Milky, is it? I almost said Milky.
2:54:25
I almost said Milky. That's the year he won the MVP
2:54:29
and then got caught and then he got busted, right?
2:54:31
Yes, yes, that's so. That's if you said someone else.
2:54:34
I was going to say said that and I was like, oh, that was it.
2:54:39
That's so. Funny I.
2:54:40
Just should say junior. Carmenaro just took freaking
2:54:43
Bueller. To the way back, Bueller's not
2:54:45
doing well this year. All right, sweetie, we took that
2:54:47
one. So that who did goodie?
2:54:50
Junior Carmenaro. Yeah, he's good.
2:54:53
He should have been. In anyways dog that's called
2:54:57
sex, he should. Have let me put you.
2:55:03
Jabba going in the middle. Yeah, we'll go in the middle.
2:55:07
Oh, all right. Speedy, cool, long.
2:55:09
Coats in a. 2nd. Beater.
2:55:11
To the way back, beater needs to foot.
2:55:13
Go take it. We go.
2:55:15
We got Jabba right in the middle.
2:55:18
All right, speedy, next question.
2:55:19
All right, so Shay, Gilders, Alexander, obviously we know
2:55:21
what. The big contract he got, which
2:55:23
is the largest for any of the four major sports and the 5th
2:55:27
largest ever, three of them are soccer players.
2:55:29
There's one player that isn't an individual sports athlete.
2:55:33
So what was your question? So the question is, so it could
2:55:36
be like boxing, tennis, golf, UFC, etcetera.
2:55:38
Who is the only athlete who is not a soccer player to make 70
2:55:42
million per year or more? Is it Canelo?
2:55:44
It is. There we go.
2:55:45
I knew. That very good.
2:55:47
Oh, Tommy. Dissect.
2:55:48
I was. Gonna I?
2:55:51
Was gonna, I was gonna go. F1.
2:55:53
The the F1. Tommy I.
2:55:56
Don't have? Your we.
2:55:57
Do have your picture on here? Let's get Tommy up here.
2:56:00
We'll go left, we'll go left. Freaking bareback, middle left.
2:56:05
Look at damn Bambi so funny. We're actually Rudolph, but
2:56:11
we'll go with that. Here we go, Speedy.
2:56:13
You better you better step it up.
2:56:14
We're going to sweep you, bro. All right, well, since since
2:56:17
Kevin is an old. Man, I have a Suns related
2:56:19
question. So which former Knicks players?
2:56:21
Obviously Devin Booker got the big contract when Kevin started
2:56:24
his broadcasting career with the Suns in 2017.
2:56:26
Which former Knicks player was tied for the second highest Suns
2:56:30
player in 2017? So 2017 second highest Suns.
2:56:34
What? Suns.
2:56:35
Player in 2017 highest. Paid Suns player in 2017 and
2:56:39
Kevin started his broadcasting career with that in 2017 out of
2:56:43
2017, he's a. Former Nick.
2:56:46
Second highest paid. Player on the team in. 2017 on
2:56:49
the Suns? On the Suns, yes.
2:56:51
Did he play? Before the Knick at Knicks at
2:56:53
the. Time.
2:56:54
No, he was on. The Suns at the time he was
2:56:55
previously oh. No, was it What's his face?
2:56:58
What's his face, Bledsoe? No.
2:57:02
Bledsoe. Bledsoe isn't incorrect, no.
2:57:04
No, this is a ridiculous guess. There's no way he was making
2:57:10
enough money unless his contract was that bad.
2:57:13
Is it Kurt Thomas? Damn it, I know he played for.
2:57:17
The sons for a while. I don't.
2:57:20
I'm out on this one because I. Don't know shit.
2:57:22
About. The Sons.
2:57:24
I'm trying to think we can. Sweep.
2:57:25
Them if we get this guys, I'm trying interns, we need you.
2:57:28
I'm trying to think of the sun goody.
2:57:30
I know. You're all that.
2:57:32
Basketball knowledge Goody. It's all about the.
2:57:36
Orlando Magic What? Position Did he play?
2:57:39
Speedy Was. He was he.
2:57:40
On the Knicks. Before he was on the Sons, yes.
2:57:42
So he was on the 1027. He previously was a Knick.
2:57:48
Yeah, I couldn't tell you. That's a tough one.
2:57:50
That's a good question. Yeah, that's I like how you're
2:57:54
sticking to. One.
2:57:56
Just one. Aspect speedy I appreciate that
2:57:58
I think I have a guess I. Don't know if it's the right
2:58:00
time period. Is Amari Stoudemire.
2:58:03
It's not going to be him. He.
2:58:05
Was a son first? Yeah, I thought so, yeah.
2:58:09
I'm I'm. Trying to go back and.
2:58:11
When I find out, it's going to make me pissed.
2:58:13
Pissed off? I don't know.
2:58:15
Steve Novak? Nope.
2:58:18
So who hasn't? Got no any Jake He got any
2:58:20
guess. He got a lot of money when he
2:58:21
left the Knicks, by the way. No, I was, I was going to say
2:58:23
Stoudemire too, but I. Knew he was his son before he
2:58:26
was a Knick. Yeah, I'm drawing a boy all.
2:58:29
Right. We.
2:58:29
Give up speedy all. Right, it's Tyson Chandler.
2:58:33
Oh. I met.
2:58:37
Him at a. Club.
2:58:38
That dude is so damn tall and long, holy cow.
2:58:43
Didn't he have like an? Insurance policy and he got
2:58:45
hurt. Speedy, I'm assuming you're
2:58:47
going for the. Block yes I.
2:58:49
Am it's so annoying because. I know he was on Dallas.
2:58:51
Then he went to New York. Then he went.
2:58:53
All right, next question. All right, let's go back to the
2:58:55
All Star. Game who has the most all?
2:58:58
Star game appearances in MLB history with 25. 25 you're going
2:59:04
to do that. Speedy, are you dumb 2525 Yes,
2:59:09
you played 20. Five years, it's got to be like.
2:59:12
Somebody. In the 30s, it's easy.
2:59:13
Who is? It think of, think about it
2:59:17
people they heard. Nolan Ryan.
2:59:20
No, Hank. Aaron, he played.
2:59:22
So he's like, it's Hank Aaron, stupid.
2:59:25
I was right. Look at that.
2:59:26
He played for. 20. Five years, Hank Aaron.
2:59:28
Yes, longer than that. Play for 29.
2:59:31
Yeah, he stop it. Really.
2:59:33
Yeah. Wow, I didn't know.
2:59:35
He played that long. That was my guess.
2:59:37
Hank Aaron. Is that the longest ever?
2:59:39
I mean, I guess I think he had. I think he had, if I remember
2:59:43
right, I think he had at least 20 consecutive, I think.
2:59:49
All right, John, but where we going?
2:59:50
I answered. It, by the way, not him.
2:59:53
Oh, sorry Errol. Sorry.
2:59:55
Let's get Errol. I got a new graphic for Errol.
2:59:58
What was? Who was it?
2:59:59
Was it Jabba and me? I heard you first all.
3:00:02
Right. Whatever, I don't care.
3:00:04
Somebody doesn't want to give your pictures there.
3:00:06
Somebody doesn't want to. Where do you want to go?
3:00:07
Somebody put it wherever you want.
3:00:10
I don't give a crap. I just want put up.
3:00:12
Your ass. Oh boy, that's what she said.
3:00:13
All right, well, all right. Let's move it on.
3:00:16
All right, Speedy, All right, we'll.
3:00:17
Go to the other end of the. Thunder contracts Jalen Williams
3:00:20
got a five year, $287,000,000 extension.
3:00:23
He was the number 12 overall pick in the in the NBA draft who
3:00:26
is the only other #12 overall pick to get a $200 million deal
3:00:31
#12 overall. Pick.
3:00:33
Can you give us a year in that? It's an active player.
3:00:37
OK, Active. Player.
3:00:38
I know who it is active. Player 200 million #12 but still
3:00:42
playing, still playing. Errol, you get this, right?
3:00:44
We win. I'm going to guess.
3:00:46
Yep. The spider?
3:00:47
Nope, he was 13. That's I.
3:00:51
Can't remember what, I think he was a.
3:00:53
Middle to later on pick, but I'm gonna wait.
3:00:55
This is it, Giannis. Nope.
3:00:57
No, he was later. He was the 16th.
3:01:00
Pick. I thought it was close but. 200
3:01:02
million. In the same.
3:01:05
Pick 12 number. 12 overall pick. Is this going to be like when we
3:01:13
we're going to be? Like, oh, or you're going to be
3:01:14
like, screw you for picking this.
3:01:16
No, it's a it's NBA superstar player and.
3:01:18
He's a current player, you said right, Star.
3:01:21
Player I think I I think I know, but the current star player in
3:01:23
the. NBA, I mean, you said.
3:01:26
Star, player, star. Player a number. 12 pick that's
3:01:29
got 200 million for who or who's he playing he's not talent he's
3:01:32
not telling us well you can't tell us that I.
3:01:37
Have a couple in. My.
3:01:38
Mind, I don't think it's the. 1 So I thought he went later. 12th
3:01:46
I don't I don't know if this guy.
3:01:48
Went that late. I think he got drafted a little
3:01:50
higher. I'm going to just go with it
3:01:51
because it's in the top of my head.
3:01:52
I'm going to say Scotty Barnes. Nope, he was.
3:01:55
I think he got like he was earlier.
3:01:57
I think he was the. Top.
3:01:58
He was earlier Scotty. Barnes is like top five, yeah.
3:01:59
I think he was 5 or 6 and. That's yeah, they gave him money
3:02:03
and now he sucks again. So what year?
3:02:05
Was his drop all? Right.
3:02:08
No, I don't know if. We can give him clues we're
3:02:10
trailing. We're trailing alright.
3:02:13
He's trailing by a lot. He has to block us.
3:02:17
Twice. That's a tough. 1 #12 I didn't
3:02:23
tell you who it. First, guys, just throw some.
3:02:24
Games out. There, so we can move on to the.
3:02:26
Next one, anybody? I am nothing.
3:02:30
There's a guy. With huge hands.
3:02:32
That I almost. Said instead, but I think he
3:02:34
went later. No.
3:02:39
John Moran was the number two overall pick.
3:02:42
You talking about kawhi fish? It's.
3:02:45
The single pick Kawhi, so I'm. Bartlin Kawhi went.
3:02:48
Later he went later. That was, yeah.
3:02:50
That's why I think he went later just for some reason.
3:02:52
Kawhi was 16. Yeah.
3:02:56
And it was what? What draft?
3:02:57
Against Speedy, he's. He's just saying that he's
3:02:59
active now. I don't think he's active now.
3:03:02
So it's. He's got, it's got to be.
3:03:04
Obviously in the last like 1010 plus years, Devin Booker good.
3:03:11
Guess. Also was 13.
3:03:13
Wow, I. Was going to say.
3:03:14
Devin too. But I felt like we've had 213.
3:03:16
Picks. Gosh, I was.
3:03:16
Going to say I was going to say. Devin.
3:03:18
Too not lucky. For us in this one, I.
3:03:21
Did the all. Hey, hey.
3:03:22
The funny part is Devin Booker's AV at 72 is valued more than the
3:03:27
whole Martin's. Yeah, that is team right now.
3:03:30
That sounds accurate. All right, anyone with last
3:03:33
chances? I got I got.
3:03:34
I got nothing. I got nothing.
3:03:36
All right, Speedy, tell us. Hold on.
3:03:37
Hold on. Let me.
3:03:39
Oh, Errol, you haven't given anything.
3:03:40
No, he already made a guess. I want to make.
3:03:42
I'm just going to make a guess. Just to sake a Nah.
3:03:47
What we don't do it Tyrese. Halliburt hell shut up.
3:03:52
God. Damn, that's a.
3:03:53
Good one, Speedy. All right, Speedy.
3:03:56
Where are we? Going all right, so all right,
3:04:00
let's. Let's play for the win.
3:04:02
I'll go bottom right. We'll play for the win.
3:04:04
Look at that. I don't know why you would do
3:04:07
that instead of this. But that's.
3:04:09
OK, here we go. Moving.
3:04:12
Back Speedy, Speedy. This is the.
3:04:16
This is. The best one you've given in a
3:04:17
while. I will.
3:04:18
I will say that. All right.
3:04:20
Whoever gets this next one wins. Let's.
3:04:21
Do. It all right.
3:04:22
Let's do it. We'll finish it off with some
3:04:24
active baseball. Players.
3:04:25
Which two players are tied for the most active All Star Game
3:04:29
appearances with 11 in their career?
3:04:32
Mike Trout? That's one.
3:04:33
Yep. Goody got one Freddy's at 9:00.
3:04:38
Clayton. Kershaw and you got.
3:04:42
The second Yep, Yep, right. Away, OH.
3:04:43
It was a Legends. Pick.
3:04:45
Yeah. All right, that.
3:04:47
Means goody. Dissect.
3:04:51
Yeah, Robot, we are going to. Robot.
3:04:54
Feet. Speedster.
3:04:57
That's a good looking. Guy right there.
3:04:59
Look. At him Speedy, I will say that
3:05:02
was the. That was the most fun we've had
3:05:04
on those ones. Those were, that was.
3:05:06
Definitely good. That was a good battle, you.
3:05:08
Guys, I need Brittany also. Nitha needs more than just
3:05:13
Brittany. He needs.
3:05:14
Everything just. Just put the blue blazer right
3:05:17
down the the. Middle strip glory hole.
3:05:20
All right, ladies, and. Gentlemen, we call.
3:05:22
This goodies my mom was going to wire a car battery with my.
3:05:27
Testicles trying to put Tiger. Bomb on this jungle's nuts.
3:05:30
Goodies Bag of balls. That's how you become great man.
3:05:34
Hang your balls. Out there, love it.
3:05:38
Let's step right. All that Home Run Derby's up
3:05:41
coming up, Ronald Lacuna's in it.
3:05:44
Could he be the first Atlanta Braves player?
3:05:48
To win the Home Run Derby. At home we also have hometown
3:05:52
hero Byron Buxton. He's playing fan favorite
3:05:56
because he is from from Georgia, from Georgia Raw Power with
3:06:02
O'Neill Cruz. We got a little bit of youth
3:06:05
with Junior K Monaro and Jazz Chisholm bringing the swagger.
3:06:09
Who's your guys's picks for this year's Home Run Derby?
3:06:11
OK goody, let me interrupt you. Who was the last?
3:06:13
Person to win at their home stadium.
3:06:17
Todd Frazier. You're an.
3:06:19
Asshole. Found me out.
3:06:23
That's easy one bro, I played. He was just, he was just on too,
3:06:27
and I was. Like that would be a great one.
3:06:29
I mean, I think Kyle Raleigh. Has a good chance I.
3:06:32
Think rookers. In it busy old.
3:06:38
Age today he's one I like because.
3:06:39
I think he's got the good stand. So I'll just go through them.
3:06:43
We have a mention. Abu Lacuna.
3:06:45
We got cow. OK, so Rondo Cunha is making his
3:06:48
third appearance. Cal Rally is making his first
3:06:51
appearance with 36 homers before the break.
3:06:54
He would be the first or the second Mariner to win after
3:06:57
fishes Griffey. James Wood.
3:07:00
He's 6 foot 7, known for his 116 plus mile per hour exit
3:07:04
velocities. Byron Buxton, He's healthy in
3:07:07
2025 with 20 homers. Georgia native.
3:07:10
I got O'Neill Cruz. O'Neill Cruz.
3:07:13
Set this. Sets the stat cast record with
3:07:15
122.9 mile per hour home run the hardest ever hit and he broke
3:07:20
his own record he's. 6/7. Got Junior Caminaro.
3:07:25
With 22. Homers in 87 games.
3:07:28
He's been stated as he wants a show.
3:07:32
We have Brent Rooker coming off 39 homers in 2024 and on pace
3:07:35
for a third straight 30 Homer season.
3:07:38
That's his name, All Star Reserve.
3:07:41
And then finally, we have Jazz. Chisholm.
3:07:45
He's the first game, Gary. Sanchez in 2000 and. 17 and we
3:07:50
know what he can do with the flair and the swagger.
3:07:52
Breaking news, I farted. Who you taking?
3:07:56
I. Got one I let's.
3:07:57
I got let's let's do this. Too.
3:08:00
Let's let's make a bet on this. Show.
3:08:04
We have to pick. Our winners I want.
3:08:06
Her melons. And write these down speedy.
3:08:09
Write these down. Who?
3:08:12
Who are you? Who are you picking do?
3:08:14
You want to jerk me off? All right, Goody.
3:08:16
This this is your segment. Who are you picking as the
3:08:19
winner? And then we'll go what's the
3:08:22
dimensions in? Tourist Park.
3:08:26
And. What's the the setup?
3:08:27
Is it still? The time, it's still the same.
3:08:30
It's still. The same as it.
3:08:32
Is it's not the old one, it's it's the the new one.
3:08:35
I'm going to go with fish. Where's?
3:08:37
Panties. You know what?
3:08:39
All. Right, so.
3:08:40
Truest Park. Is 335 to left field, 385 to to
3:08:45
left center, 400 to center, 375 to right center and 3:25 to
3:08:49
right. It's pull friendly.
3:08:53
So it's. Pretty I'm going to go.
3:08:56
I'm. Going to go O'Neill Cruz I.
3:08:59
Wanted to go Kunya. Just because of the hometown
3:09:01
here, but Jabba liked my shrimp cocktail.
3:09:03
I go on your cruise. I got mine.
3:09:09
Who you going? Who?
3:09:10
You going Errol? I'm going with Wood, baby.
3:09:13
I'm going with the young one. I think he's special.
3:09:16
I think he's got a lot of power. I think he's going to put on a
3:09:19
show at the Home Run Derby, I think.
3:09:21
I think he's going to be fun to watch.
3:09:23
I remember when Aaron Judge made his first appearance there, the
3:09:25
six foot 7 Boemith. I think this kid is going to be
3:09:28
special. I think he's going to put on a
3:09:30
raking. So I'm going Mr. Wood.
3:09:32
All right, I'll go. I was considering that as well.
3:09:34
I'll, I'll go with Rooker. I think his swing is definitely
3:09:37
good for that type of event. Like you're saying, goody strong
3:09:39
exit velocity. He's done it in big parks in the
3:09:41
past, but in Oakland and big in that division.
3:09:44
So now he's playing in a smaller one too.
3:09:45
But like very consistently. I think he's somebody to the DH
3:09:48
that could have the stand on the for it so found me out.
3:09:52
I'm I'm going. I'm going.
3:09:54
Byron Buxton. Calm down here.
3:09:57
I'm going Buxton. I.
3:10:00
Think he'll put on a show? No.
3:10:01
Doubt he'll definitely. Put on a show.
3:10:03
I just thought like, my thing is he's always hurt.
3:10:05
So like with him and Acuna being hurt, Jazz Chisholm coming off
3:10:09
his shoulder injury. I I love Rally because his dad's
3:10:13
going to throw in his. And his brother's going to
3:10:15
catch, like, I think his dad's going to get a tight monkey.
3:10:18
Well, we've seen that Robbie Cano had.
3:10:20
His dad and he fucking, he did it.
3:10:22
Yeah, yeah, I. Love Lisa.
3:10:25
Ann. Lisa Ann's not.
3:10:27
Hidden. Sorry, Nathan.
3:10:29
Sorry, I would like to see Lisa Ann.
3:10:30
I don't know you. I liked.
3:10:33
Her to. I like her to.
3:10:34
Grab my bat. After.
3:10:38
After. I hope you're listening to this
3:10:39
pass. Liquor.
3:10:43
So who so are you? Write these down.
3:10:46
We got O'Neill. Cruz we got.
3:10:48
Rooker, we've got Buxton and we got James Wood.
3:10:53
This would be good. Then we got Buxton.
3:10:55
I said. Buxton.
3:10:56
Oh, you did. Next one.
3:11:01
All right, the next, the next one.
3:11:03
The. Next one was probably the most
3:11:06
recent. Well, actually, probably today
3:11:08
is the most recent, but the next the following after this.
3:11:11
But did anybody see what happened with Grok yesterday?
3:11:14
No, and it's not surprising you're back on the Oh, I saw.
3:11:20
It goody. I was paying attention.
3:11:23
Goody, what did you ask? I knew you were.
3:11:25
Our our token. Jew.
3:11:27
Down in the bottom left corner. What?
3:11:32
What happened? What happened?
3:11:33
We got to have one. Anti-Semitic Grok Anti.
3:11:36
Semitic Grok. Grok.
3:11:38
Shocked. The users by generating
3:11:39
anti-Semitic content referring to Hitler as someone who could
3:11:43
handle anti white hate. It also generated violent sexual
3:11:47
content targeting targeting a real ex user, prompting
3:11:51
widespread public outrage and legal threats.
3:11:56
Our ex AI rushed to delete the outputs and admitted the system
3:12:00
became too permissive due to recent prompt updates.
3:12:05
It was calling Grok. The AI was calling itself Mecca
3:12:08
Hitler as it. As people were asking questions.
3:12:13
It was calling itself Mecca Hitler.
3:12:17
There was a South Park. Where it was like a Mecca.
3:12:19
Barbra Streisand that was trying to destroy the entire town like
3:12:22
it was Godzilla? Yes, let's call that.
3:12:24
But they're also Thai travellers.
3:12:26
So they know. Everything like they they've no,
3:12:29
no time. The time travellers are.
3:12:31
The Simpsons Groaning. Matt groaning.
3:12:35
Or is that I think? That Matt dude is right about a
3:12:37
lot of stuff. He's a. 100% right 100.
3:12:40
Percent right. So can we trust?
3:12:44
Elon Musk to manage an AI. System and Should AI tools be
3:12:48
allowed to interact with real people on public platforms?
3:12:51
They are free speech. Versus AI.
3:12:54
Safety Grok proven has proven we can't handle both.
3:13:00
What do you got? Hate speech isn't.
3:13:03
Exactly free speech. So it's it's something that you
3:13:06
have to there's, there's not enough like you can only say so
3:13:10
much. So like I.
3:13:12
This is something. I've had to deal with as a
3:13:13
history teacher, social studies teachers.
3:13:16
You tell kids that you have freedom of speech doesn't mean
3:13:19
that people aren't also free to criticize your speech because
3:13:23
what you're if they have just as much freedom to do so.
3:13:26
So if you say something, you're going to get it back.
3:13:28
You can only give as good as you take is another way to say it.
3:13:31
That's freedom of speech. A lot of people don't realize
3:13:34
they're supposed to be back and forth.
3:13:35
And it's not like I said this. You can't say anything to me.
3:13:38
No, in fact, I can and I should if I'm exercising free speech at
3:13:43
the same time. You as a teacher though, too.
3:13:44
And you and you see guys like Charlie Kirk, You see guys like
3:13:48
this and not they're doing whatever they're doing, right,
3:13:52
Clay Travis, We're seeing that in in all of what they do.
3:13:56
And we're we're a different conglomerate, right?
3:13:59
And we're not those guys. And.
3:14:03
Value to what you say is 1. Thing but.
3:14:07
Does it I I? I just don't understand.
3:14:11
It's like just based. On.
3:14:13
What it is, it's like what we do on this show, you know, Errol,
3:14:16
Errol and Speedy. We're always looking at all the
3:14:18
different angles that people are saying about the story.
3:14:21
We're not just going off of one thing We read like I read the
3:14:24
athletics article, Yahoo's article, I.
3:14:27
You know, the different takes from different pundits.
3:14:29
You know, it would be political. It's for us.
3:14:32
It's you know, what is ESPN a Bleacher Report out to say?
3:14:34
It's it's about it's the same thing in social studies.
3:14:37
Get a lot of sources. Yeah, 100% sift through what you
3:14:41
see. You'll see some people have some
3:14:42
overlapping things. If there's a lot of people
3:14:45
having the similar ideas, that one probably has more credence
3:14:48
than the but also so fish too. You got to understand too, we're
3:14:52
all human beings. So just because what we hear
3:14:55
doesn't necessarily mean what we believe in, right.
3:14:57
Well, I think people are lazy in general.
3:14:59
Like people want to hear the first thing or they hear from
3:15:02
someone who's entertaining and they just go with that.
3:15:04
They don't do the research and they don't they don't go into
3:15:07
it. I agree.
3:15:08
I agree. I mean, speedy we how many
3:15:10
times? I mean, I know as a fantasy
3:15:11
baseball guy, speedy. I do more research than the guys
3:15:15
in my league and I always end up in the playoffs because I know
3:15:18
the guys that are going to do well based on the stuff that we
3:15:21
talk about every day. I mean, speedy, don't you feel
3:15:23
like it gives you an advantage understanding the game even
3:15:26
though you didn't play? That's going to be for a lot of
3:15:29
these different. Contexts because there might be
3:15:31
different walks of life with all these athletes and we're seeing
3:15:33
it now kind of fuse even with like athletes also being more
3:15:37
into to comics and movie and like superhero movies and stuff
3:15:41
like that. We've interviewed a lot of those
3:15:42
guys, obviously, but you guys, you guys are so different.
3:15:46
Speedy and fish too is because like you hadn't played the game,
3:15:50
so you just look at it such in a different realm where like
3:15:53
sometimes we play into the heart of the game and watch the game
3:15:57
where you guys are like no, I'm just I'm looking at what it is
3:16:01
and some you guys are way smarter than us because we easy
3:16:06
goody. Like.
3:16:08
Goody, you did tell me. I get.
3:16:09
It. I get it, Yeah, I mean.
3:16:13
Does it matter? My ACT.
3:16:14
Score was a 30. 2. Out of 36, but that doesn't mean
3:16:19
that. Doesn't mean I'm smart that.
3:16:20
Doesn't that doesn't dictate how smart you are because your.
3:16:23
SAT score's bad or ACT score's bad.
3:16:25
Let me just tell you that writing section, that's all I
3:16:26
could brag about. I had a good writing section
3:16:30
too, is the only thing. I could actually do everything
3:16:32
else was pretty, but yeah, too bad nobody counts the writing
3:16:35
section on. That test and they yeah, well
3:16:37
guess what, It doesn't exist anymore and you get 800 points
3:16:40
for spelling and the ACT didn't help me.
3:16:44
At all. My boys didn't really need it,
3:16:45
but I'll. Say.
3:16:46
For me, like when I, when I like talk about those tests and the
3:16:50
kids like not don't understand it, it's really difficult to
3:16:52
teach social studies today because of what you're seeing.
3:16:55
It's so easy to just ask AI and we're very easy to trust what AI
3:16:59
says. I mean, all night I've been just
3:17:01
typing in the things you guys have said and looking up the
3:17:03
baseball stats like we just did for the dimension of Truest
3:17:06
Field. Well, what if the AI on Google
3:17:09
was going to tell me Truest Field is anti-Semitic?
3:17:12
And actually you should, you know, support that like that.
3:17:15
That's basically what Twitter was doing last night.
3:17:18
Oh, here's an anti-Semitic answer because I have a
3:17:21
political missive as whoever's in charge of this AI.
3:17:24
And that's the scary thing that's going on because the
3:17:28
laziness of not doing the research when it runs into an AI
3:17:32
that's probably going to be better than this one because
3:17:34
it's so early in the AI game, People aren't going to know
3:17:37
they're getting fed hate stuff or they're getting bed fed bad,
3:17:42
you know, statistics or bad dimensions of fields and things
3:17:45
like that. It could affect gambling.
3:17:46
If I'm in if I'm in a sports book, guys, Errol, what's
3:17:49
stopping a sports book from creating their own AI and
3:17:53
telling people to make bad picks?
3:17:56
I. Think the sports books are
3:17:58
already picked? I think Las Vegas already knows
3:18:02
what's going to happen because I think sports is absolutely a
3:18:06
business now. It's not about what player, it's
3:18:10
all about what player does what in the game and how many points
3:18:14
they score in an inning. Or well then you should watch
3:18:17
WWE because it's all scripted, right?
3:18:19
So that's entertainment like it's pre planned.
3:18:23
You know, it's great stories, just like the stories we're
3:18:26
watching. If you think that it's scripted,
3:18:28
let's go talk to Tom Brady. I'm sure he knows all about it,
3:18:30
so he probably does. What do you got next, Goody?
3:18:33
I'll pop back out for this one. No, you're gonna stay in the
3:18:35
same for this. You got more rocks.
3:18:38
This is your favorite? Sport and I'm bringing it up.
3:18:40
OK, all right, I'm here. All right, well 2K sports just
3:18:47
came out with. Cover.
3:18:48
Athlete. Yeah, you like this.
3:18:51
Our girl Angel Reese is the 2K basketball women's sports cover
3:18:56
athlete. My, my deal is if Caitlin Clark
3:19:00
is driving the Lee's explosion in popularity, how is she not
3:19:05
the 2K cover athlete? I give you the answer to that,
3:19:09
OK. Should 2K reward league
3:19:12
performance or? Cultural momentum.
3:19:15
Is it about growing the game? Because then I guess.
3:19:20
Clark has to. Be the pick, right?
3:19:21
No, I think the whole. Point of what they did was
3:19:25
pretty simple. Caitlin Clark doesn't need a
3:19:28
they don't she don't need to be on a video game.
3:19:30
She's on a shoe. She's on the shoe deals.
3:19:33
She's the reason why the league is making all that money.
3:19:35
She don't need and I'm sure Caitlin Clark don't give a crap
3:19:38
that she's on a damn video game. I, I think the fact is, is Angel
3:19:42
Reese is her predecessor and they know that she's, you know,
3:19:46
Caitlin Clark's predecessor. It's just like Magic Johnson and
3:19:49
Larry Bird when they came into the league, Magic Johnson was
3:19:52
the, the superstar and then Larry Bird came and, and he
3:19:55
became the guy. And I think the whole point is,
3:19:58
is you need a good guy, you need a bad guy.
3:20:00
Caitlin Clark, you can consider a lot of the but they weren't.
3:20:03
But no Errol you, you got to like Larry Bird and Magic
3:20:07
Johnson were selling out the arena.
3:20:08
Weren't the evil and the villains like they?
3:20:10
Weren't they? Weren't that well, I, I think
3:20:13
when Larry Bird came into the league, when Larry Bird came
3:20:16
into the league, he was considered and, and this is the
3:20:19
truth. Remember when Larry Bird played
3:20:22
Magic Johnson in the championship?
3:20:23
What happened? Who won speedy?
3:20:27
You know who won in what, when they won when.
3:20:30
They played in the Championship. Magic won what Magic Johnson
3:20:33
won. We all know Magic, all right.
3:20:35
So when Magic Johnson, it's Michigan State and Indiana
3:20:38
State, we get it. When Magic Johnson, when Magic
3:20:41
Johnson went into the league, he broke the league on fire.
3:20:44
When when Larry Bird came into the league, Larry Bird's goal
3:20:47
goal was to punish Magic and beat him and and beat him in a
3:20:51
championship. But at the same time, Errol, you
3:20:53
got to understand too. Like you, you look at everybody
3:20:56
in like Isaiah Thomas, everybody like who was the biggest shit
3:20:59
talker ever and Larry Bird did it different.
3:21:02
Because he goes. I'm going to tell you what I'm
3:21:04
going to do, when I'm going to do it, and I'm going to do it.
3:21:07
He wasn't the most athletic. He.
3:21:09
Didn't jump the highest, but he was going to bust your ass
3:21:12
anytime, any day, any of the week, whenever he wanted.
3:21:15
I don't think Caitlin Clark being on a video game means
3:21:18
anything more than what they. I agree with you on that.
3:21:21
So the. Fact is.
3:21:23
Is Caitlin Clark is the but why do you why do you think Reese
3:21:26
did her shoe after she figured out like, well, Caitlin, I'm
3:21:31
going to give you the reason for that.
3:21:33
Who signed her? Reebok, right?
3:21:35
Who? Who runs Reebok right now?
3:21:38
Shaquille O'Neal and Allen Iverson, that's who runs Reebok.
3:21:41
So what do you think had to say on who's going to be on a video
3:21:45
game? Shaq does.
3:21:47
Shaq is a he's a superstar. He's the name.
3:21:50
And that's what Shaq. Shaq probably it was all about
3:21:53
money. I'm sure something was, you
3:21:55
know, obviously invested into that.
3:21:57
It helps the Reebok deal. It it, it, it to me, it's all
3:22:00
about money. Caitlin Clark doesn't need to be
3:22:03
there. Caitlin Clark doesn't need to be
3:22:04
there. I think the fact is, is that the
3:22:07
WNBA needs another villain or our predecessor to Caitlin
3:22:12
Clark, and these two are like tied to the hip.
3:22:15
I think it's good for women's basketball.
3:22:16
That's the only reason why they did 100%.
3:22:18
I think it's great and we look at it in sports and we can all
3:22:21
look at this. There's always the predecessor,
3:22:26
there's. Always the villain.
3:22:27
Like that's the way the game works in every way.
3:22:31
It's like when Mike Trout was like, did he want to be the face
3:22:35
and then somebody else? Came.
3:22:36
In basketball, and we've talked about it, is he supposed to be
3:22:40
that? He didn't want to be that
3:22:42
exactly what he said, right? So what does?
3:22:46
It come down to it's just you. Got to have that back and forth.
3:22:49
And do they accept that to be able to want to be that?
3:22:54
And I think. What the WNBA doing, I think
3:22:57
they're doing it better than anybody because of the back and
3:23:00
forth. Well, that and Caitlin Clark is
3:23:02
just the world. No, I'm saying that I think
3:23:06
they're doing a great job. You would ask me right now, when
3:23:09
you look at professional sports, who really stands out for like
3:23:12
the face like LeBron James, the LJA and all that other stuff.
3:23:16
And they have superstars, but LeBron James runs the league and
3:23:19
you look at all the people that are faces like Aaron Judge or
3:23:21
Ohtani or are the faces of their league.
3:23:24
And then obviously you look at hockey, obviously McDavid and
3:23:29
and over the years it was Sidney Crosby and Ovechkin.
3:23:31
If you go through each league, there's got to be something that
3:23:35
crosses. I think Caitlin Clark sits here
3:23:38
today as the biggest superstar right now.
3:23:41
That's why she was voted athlete of the year.
3:23:44
I think she's the biggest superstar in sports and I think,
3:23:47
and she's the captain too. Like you look at the numbers and
3:23:51
what it is she got these votes in the total.
3:23:57
Number of votes. In the entire time didn't even
3:24:00
get the total number of votes that she got as number one, but
3:24:04
the Jabba the players voted her the 9th best guard in the
3:24:09
voting. Yeah cuz they don't.
3:24:10
She was the top world again. I was.
3:24:12
I was. Voted the most overrated.
3:24:14
Player, right? Halliburton was voted the most
3:24:17
overrated player before this playoffs as well.
3:24:19
You know what I will tell you one thing?
3:24:22
What Pedro? Martinez.
3:24:23
Said And I know Goody knows this, and Pedro says they don't
3:24:27
Boo. Nobodies.
3:24:28
If you are nobody, they ain't talking about you.
3:24:31
It's true. It's a pretty good point.
3:24:33
Is all say a bit. About Angel Reese's, I think
3:24:36
she's kind of taken to the the regular WNBA fans that were
3:24:41
already there that were a fan of the product already, while as
3:24:45
Caitlin Clark has brought in a whole new group of fans that
3:24:48
never watched the WNBA before. She's from the Midwest and she,
3:24:52
she relies on her, her. Laurels and what it.
3:24:55
Is, oh, I'm not saying she's not, I'm just saying that you're
3:24:57
seeing the clash between new fans and old fans that but
3:25:01
that's what that's my point. Like she's the.
3:25:02
Star. She should be the cover athlete.
3:25:05
Not that she cares. If she cares or doesn't care, it
3:25:07
doesn't matter. It's the best player she's
3:25:09
selling out of. You know she's bringing new
3:25:11
fans. I don't even know when is that
3:25:13
going to sell more if her she's on.
3:25:15
She's on a video game. No, I, I possibly I believe her.
3:25:20
Impact. Nobody.
3:25:22
'S gonna do if they like, they know.
3:25:24
Caitlin Clark's on the game. I don't think that makes a
3:25:26
difference, Errol. Just because you were playing
3:25:27
Atari when you're a kid, you don't realize these freaks,
3:25:31
these guys, they have, they're playing video games at age 1.
3:25:34
Atari, they have the times. But buddy, I'm there.
3:25:38
I'm messing with you. Yeah, Cover being a cover at the
3:25:41
Neo. Geo It's kind of a big I.
3:25:43
Was Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo?
3:25:46
That's that's Nintendo, that kind of stuff.
3:25:49
How what was your favorite 8 track that you bought as a kid?
3:25:52
You're an idiot. All right, next thing let's next
3:25:55
thing you idiot on three next. That's all we got for goodies.
3:26:01
Bag of balls. Hold on.
3:26:02
But goody, how'd your team do today?
3:26:05
I showed up, we won. We actually run rolled them.
3:26:08
AJ Prinski was there, his son was catching.
3:26:11
I got to talk to AJ for a little bit, so he's cool to catch up
3:26:13
with him, play with my pickle. How was?
3:26:16
Did Jesse coach well? Or did you have to shut up?
3:26:20
Shut up, Not an athlete. Hey you need you need to give
3:26:23
Lich my. Number and be like, hey, I'm
3:26:25
going to come, I'm going to come down to Orlando with you guys
3:26:28
and show some things you better. Hurry up because.
3:26:32
This season's almost. Over we the championship is I'll
3:26:37
be I need a magnifying. Glass 29 I just sent Carter
3:26:41
back. To college, he he just.
3:26:43
Threw one inning, he was He was 90 to 92.3 ground outs, 11
3:26:48
pitches. Did his job I.
3:26:51
Like my shrimp cocktail? Where's he going to school?
3:26:55
Hutchinson. They call me the.
3:26:58
Ladies man and Mr. Still your. Girl, you might need to get him
3:27:00
down there. We'll we'll send them.
3:27:02
Down there to you. I need Brittany also here.
3:27:05
Toronto. After the All Star break, so.
3:27:07
Damn how are you getting interviews and I'm not getting
3:27:09
shit? Smell my ass, I love you.
3:27:12
Goody. I'm tied in dawg.
3:27:14
That's all I got to say. I'm talking hey, and, and the
3:27:16
results, they speak for themselves.
3:27:18
Number one in the league in ERA, number one in strikeouts #1 in
3:27:22
wit, that's freaking that's. What we?
3:27:25
Do. That's why the best coaches.
3:27:28
Are not the best players. I'm putting.
3:27:31
You on a lease now? That's that's the.
3:27:34
Way it is and like. When I had when I had Gator,
3:27:37
Gator was awesome. But you know this when you have.
3:27:40
Great players. It comes to we had to work and.
3:27:44
Grind we got. To figure shit out, right?
3:27:46
Give me some pound cake, Jesse. Jesse was a was a thumber.
3:27:51
That's what he did. But he did, yeah.
3:27:54
All we do is talk shit to the players and they love.
3:27:56
It and we and it works and so I do that to my son.
3:28:01
And his team all the. Time and they're like.
3:28:03
Like, I took him out for dinner and Carter wanted to talk, talk
3:28:07
mess. And I'm like, well, when you get
3:28:09
to my point, you can talk mess. I want to hit it.
3:28:15
Yeah. That's.
3:28:16
That's pretty much where. I'm at There's about to be a
3:28:18
whole lot of mess. Being talked.
3:28:22
All right, ladies and gentlemen, we call this.
3:28:25
Analytics ladies and. Gentlemen, Analytics, I want
3:28:31
everybody together to go. Ahead and say penis.
3:28:34
Penis. Penis.
3:28:35
Vagina. Vagina.
3:28:36
Vagina. Welcome.
3:28:41
Back everybody to Analytics, a quality educational experience.
3:28:47
If you're new to the program, we do this almost every week.
3:28:51
It is a contest between Errol and Speedy to guess a mystery
3:28:55
term. They both have 3 clues to guess
3:28:58
it. Whoever guesses it in the fewest
3:29:00
amount of clues is the winner. The tiebreaker is they have to
3:29:03
use it correctly in a sentence and that gives them the winning
3:29:08
tiebreaker if it comes down to that.
3:29:11
The problem is we're using different types of terms for the
3:29:14
two of them. Errol does not know these
3:29:17
newfangled sports analytics. The sports analytics just don't
3:29:21
work out for Errol. He doesn't like it.
3:29:23
He's an eye test man. He is a traditionalist when it
3:29:26
comes to the statistical analysis, whereas Speedy knows
3:29:30
all these advanced stats. He will ask him a sports
3:29:32
analytical question. On the other hand, I can't ask
3:29:35
Speedy those stats questions. So Speedy's going to get Errol
3:29:39
what we usually call on this show, gross sexual crap.
3:29:43
Yes, it's going to. Be a sexual.
3:29:44
Innuendo that Speedy does not really know much about because
3:29:47
he's such an innocent little flower.
3:29:48
That one. You have nothing on the
3:29:49
soundboard. Tonight, titties Tonight.
3:29:53
Boys, Are you ready to play analytics?
3:29:55
I'm ready to ball bags soundboard.
3:29:58
All right, we're going to get the music on.
3:29:59
Your face. Speedy, give us the.
3:30:04
Analytical term of Eve Grobar. So we're looking at baseball,
3:30:08
Grobar. We got PP.
3:30:11
APPA. Don't get too excited, Average.
3:30:14
Right. Nope, no all right analysis.
3:30:18
Nope. All right, all.
3:30:19
Right, there you go. I made my guess.
3:30:22
Wild guess round not. Happening.
3:30:24
For you let's I love Lisa. Speaking of which, the music is
3:30:29
switching Errol. What's the analytical term of
3:30:35
the night Quim steak? What?
3:30:42
What quim? Steak Quim.
3:30:46
Quim. Steak, yes.
3:30:48
Like QUIM? Yes.
3:30:50
Steak. Yes.
3:30:51
The hell is that STAKE? Quim steak.
3:30:55
Oh Ake. Yes, Quim steak.
3:30:57
I'm gonna have to look this one up, buddy.
3:31:00
Yeah, I'm not going to lie, I'm. I.
3:31:02
Am too like. This.
3:31:05
Is some weird Long Island shit Suffolk County?
3:31:11
Just Suffolk County. They get weird out there on the
3:31:14
island the farther you go on the island, but how is a cool?
3:31:18
Mistake a man. Putting his tongue.
3:31:25
Inside is. This what I think it is.
3:31:30
Inside. A.
3:31:31
Woman's mouth while also climbing over her and I think if
3:31:40
I'm seeing. It right I think.
3:31:42
He's close. I can't.
3:31:45
Find it at all? Urban.
3:31:48
Dictionary I got it QU. IM right?
3:31:51
Yes, quimstake STAKE one word steak or STAKESTAKE Quimstake.
3:32:03
Or STEAK. Steak.
3:32:05
No, it's quimstake. QUIMSTAKE.
3:32:11
Quinstake. I got nothing in in Urban
3:32:16
Dictionary. For it, it says yeah, quim
3:32:18
steak. The other one was.
3:32:19
Was referencing beef curtains mine.
3:32:23
Quim steak is the queers kind. You Jack off the presence of
3:32:27
other men, that's. What I've got?
3:32:32
I had to look it. Up.
3:32:33
Sorry, I'm I'm I'm. Being honest, like I, I don't
3:32:36
cheat. No, you're not.
3:32:38
I've got in. Quim from a bunch of.
3:32:40
Places, Speedy, you were wrong. So I got.
3:32:45
I was right of like. Well, I guess we're all going to
3:32:49
try to figure it out together. Jake said he couldn't even find
3:32:53
it either. Yeah, this is a, this is a Long
3:32:57
Island term. Yeah, 100%.
3:32:59
Something that they do at Miller's Ale House, 100%.
3:33:02
No, we don't do that. We don't have mercy.
3:33:05
I would hope Danny doesn't do that.
3:33:07
Well dude, I don't even know what the.
3:33:08
Hell, this is. I'm right there with you, Goody
3:33:11
Give Errol. His first clue for PPA.
3:33:13
All right, so the P Java and goody.
3:33:16
Could throw 34 of these pitches. OK, that's one and then the
3:33:22
other. P is a term for something that
3:33:26
you have to step on in baseball. You have to step on YEAH plate.
3:33:34
Yeah, very good. OK.
3:33:36
And then a. Oh, I know this.
3:33:38
I know that one. You come out.
3:33:40
For. Something you make.
3:33:42
Oh, OK. You make.
3:33:45
You. Make an you.
3:33:49
Make a lot speedy if you. If you if you attend.
3:33:53
Something you you can. It's a term like a general term.
3:33:56
You make an like you made a blank at at.
3:34:03
A party? Yes, if you joined Tiësto on
3:34:07
stage. You made an appearance, Jabba.
3:34:15
Well, I'm trying to help him. You gave it to him.
3:34:20
You. Didn't really get to.
3:34:20
Him though. Not really.
3:34:22
He's not going to put it together.
3:34:27
Let's move on. I told you.
3:34:30
I told you it wouldn't give it to him.
3:34:31
He just told you what it was. Move on.
3:34:38
Next one. I get Dumber.
3:34:40
Every time we do this, I told you you're supposed to.
3:34:44
Do this segments. Supposed to be a quality
3:34:46
educational experience. Hey, it's educational.
3:34:49
We're all learning. We.
3:34:50
Are definitely learning with Errol's term tonight.
3:34:53
Errol, give us a clue. I think I know what it is all
3:34:55
right. I don't.
3:34:56
Know if I want to know? OK, we're not learning.
3:35:00
Hey, shut up. We're learning.
3:35:01
A woman has this. And a man has that a woman has.
3:35:07
This a woman. Has a vagina and a man.
3:35:10
Has that. OK, woman has a vagina, a man
3:35:12
has a penis. OK.
3:35:14
So the man, so steak. Maybe it's like a a jolting,
3:35:18
stabbing action. Oh Lord.
3:35:22
OK. Maybe, let's say.
3:35:26
From a how to downward position, you're close.
3:35:32
Man. Close.
3:35:34
But you're wrong. You're close.
3:35:37
You got, you got the, you got the, the penis in the vagina,
3:35:41
but you got to put it together, OK?
3:35:45
Yeah, I this has. To be the.
3:35:48
Dumbest one we've ever done. Yes, this isn't the.
3:35:52
Grossest one it's the. Dumbest one, our methods
3:35:56
returned, you got to do something with this.
3:35:59
So, all right, Errol. And I'm pretty sure.
3:36:03
You have all the letters he does so.
3:36:08
Pitching. Plate appearance, right?
3:36:15
Yeah. Pitches plate.
3:36:17
Appearance. Per.
3:36:17
Plate appearance you got it pitches per so it really should
3:36:20
be. PPP A technically pitches per.
3:36:24
Plate. Appearance Pitches per plate Per
3:36:28
plate. Appearance.
3:36:30
OK. So guess what, Errol?
3:36:35
This. Means you need to tell.
3:36:37
Us how to use this in a sentence.
3:36:40
So this is what you're going to do.
3:36:41
You're going to pick someone on the Yankees and tell us about
3:36:46
his PPA, not his PP. Unless you want to, it's got to
3:36:54
be a pitcher. Don't.
3:36:55
Don't. It's got.
3:36:55
To be a pitcher. Yeah.
3:36:56
Jabba, we don't need to hear anymore.
3:36:58
You're in. Jorge Pasanos.
3:36:59
Pitches her plate appearance do. Pitchers go to the plate.
3:37:05
Pitchers go to the plate. Do they not in the, not in the?
3:37:09
American League or. National League anymore, so it's
3:37:11
not a pitcher all. Right, Aaron Judge is amongst.
3:37:20
The leagues best pitchers plate appearances.
3:37:28
Holy cow, you are. Pitches per plate appearance.
3:37:30
Plate appearance, that's what. I said that's not wrong.
3:37:34
He sees a lot of pitches, right? He works deeper in the counts.
3:37:37
That's basically what we're saying with this stat, right?
3:37:40
Speedy, yes, You know, Price is not.
3:37:42
It's retarded how you guys can't get what Quinn steak is.
3:37:47
Well. Speedy, you're going to.
3:37:49
Have to ace it. Luckily for you, Errol can never
3:37:51
give us a perfect sentence. So if you can give us a perfect
3:37:54
sentence and get it right, you win tonight.
3:37:57
Well, this hits the right. So now I can't use him in the
3:37:59
sentence. You, I mean Nathan.
3:38:01
You can use however. I only use him when he doesn't
3:38:03
show off I'll. Be fair to Nathan.
3:38:06
OK, Fair. Here it is, Speedy.
3:38:08
Here's your. Clue a man.
3:38:11
Uses. This piece to do something to a
3:38:21
woman, I don't know if that's going to help.
3:38:27
Honestly not. Downward I see.
3:38:30
Quinn Stick. What?
3:38:32
What do you think? What do you think A.
3:38:34
Man could do to a woman with this thing.
3:38:38
And and how does it use? I went for like a.
3:38:40
Stabbing approach. The first OK, but OK.
3:38:44
It has to be a cross then. Not down unless it's up.
3:38:50
But are you playing Scrabble? I'm trying to judge direction
3:38:55
because I guess the stabbing. Action before.
3:38:56
So I'm trying to think what would make sense.
3:39:00
Yeah, I guess. Yeah, triple word score, I
3:39:01
guess, underneath. Makes more sense, so let's go
3:39:03
with. A I'll go with a downward
3:39:05
position. Let's say it's the woman woman's
3:39:09
butt vagina. That area coming.
3:39:12
Down on a straight up Where did that come from?
3:39:15
From what we were just talking about, I just, you just had it
3:39:19
and you went completely the other way, Speedy, you were
3:39:24
close and then you went the exact opposite direction.
3:39:30
Marks, you are tonight's winner of Analytics.
3:39:33
Congratulations. Bless it.
3:39:36
All right, Errol, you got to tell us.
3:39:38
Quim. State all right, it's very.
3:39:40
Simple. Quim is a meaning.
3:39:43
Of a vagina, OK. A steak is obviously a penis.
3:39:47
All right, all right. It's used as a weapon.
3:39:50
It's not obvious. It's it's used as a weapon and
3:39:54
you wedge it and slap the vagina with.
3:40:00
It that's that's. What a quim steak is, It's a
3:40:03
steak. The penis is a steak.
3:40:05
And you slap the vagina with it. It's like a wedge, you know, you
3:40:09
wedge it. You got it.
3:40:10
What do you mean you wedge it? It's you don't wedge it.
3:40:13
You slap it on it. Yeah.
3:40:14
Well, the quim is a wedge. That's what, that's what it
3:40:17
means. Quim is is the meaning.
3:40:18
Is this a British term or is this like, well, actually it
3:40:22
feels British. It it kind of.
3:40:24
Well, I wouldn't say it's, it's a Long Island term.
3:40:27
No, it's actually. Came It came out long.
3:40:30
Island it came out the the term is from the 1890s.
3:40:34
So I just saw it's a it's so you're, you're telling me like
3:40:38
Edison was like using his Quinn's Quinn stake?
3:40:42
On all the ladies. I guess Benjamin Franklin, he
3:40:50
was dead for 100. Years already, but Edison.
3:40:52
Was around round back then, so quinstate.
3:40:55
Now the real question if it is indeed a A.
3:40:58
Slapping or whipping action could Well this man do it with
3:41:01
his trusty leash. Oh.
3:41:05
Well, here comes Nathan. Here you go.
3:41:07
You need to be on the. Next time you're on a leash.
3:41:09
Now. Let's.
3:41:12
What's up? Goody, what's up?
3:41:13
Let's go. What's up Java?
3:41:14
Let's go. Maybe you've already been on?
3:41:21
I wouldn't piss on him if. He was on fire all.
3:41:23
Right, ladies and gentlemen. All right, next week.
3:41:25
Are you doing the? Analytics.
3:41:27
Next week, too. The next show.
3:41:28
Yeah, you're gonna be on this. I'll tell you what.
3:41:31
I will host analytics next week if it's you and Speedy.
3:41:35
Okay, okay. It's one deal.
3:41:38
All right, this is going to be fun and I get to.
3:41:39
Pick I got to get to pick the term and you guys got to that's
3:41:42
what it is facts. Hey, how do you?
3:41:44
How do you get it picked where I'm?
3:41:46
The host too. It's no, no, no.
3:41:48
It's a slightly different game, but to pick my iPad, no.
3:41:51
No, no, I'm hosting. Analytics.
3:41:53
You know how Fish hosted analytics tonight?
3:41:56
I'm going to host analytics and I got to come up with this
3:41:59
section. Why can't I host?
3:42:00
All right, but there will be no sports team.
3:42:02
It'll just be two analytical terms.
3:42:06
Bubble gums. I kind of would like there to be
3:42:10
a sports. Element, I'll let you lick that
3:42:11
again. I think it would be funny.
3:42:15
Pulled it out of my ass. Pulled it out of my ass.
3:42:18
As long as she's. Using dude wipes and taking care
3:42:20
of. My. 2 hole.
3:42:21
I'm good. When are we going to talk to the
3:42:22
Dube Wipes organization? That would be a nice investment
3:42:26
right there if I could pocket some of this blue blazer.
3:42:30
Could you imagine, Speedy? And Nathan with their faces on
3:42:33
do wipes. Could you imagine that?
3:42:35
I would be interesting, wouldn't it?
3:42:37
Actually, you know what Speaking of.
3:42:39
Blazers. Blazers.
3:42:40
I got a new Blazer last week. Oh, let's see it.
3:42:42
Let's see the Blazer. Go bring it out.
3:42:44
Wait. Did you get did you get a candle
3:42:46
blazer to go with blue pants this time?
3:42:48
No. Nathan has to show us what is
3:42:50
it? OK, let me let me get it.
3:42:55
A lot of hot ladies. Nathan.
3:42:57
You have 32 seconds. Wait wait wait, glory hole.
3:43:03
I want to hit it. I have no sack ball bag. 2 in
3:43:07
the pink one in the stink ram. Is that the Puff Daddy?
3:43:11
White. Corduroy suit from a new video.
3:43:14
That's where he's. Heading.
3:43:15
That's where he's. Heading Ready?
3:43:17
Watch this Ready. No.
3:43:20
You're going to be the Indian Don Johnson.
3:43:22
Matching pants. You're going to all white.
3:43:25
You go to all White Party. He's going he's, he's either,
3:43:28
he's going full Don Johnson, Woody.
3:43:35
Java takes it up the ass. Nathan's going full Don Johnson
3:43:41
right now. Droba I love Lisa Ann.
3:43:44
Scoop sits on the in a convertible.
3:43:46
With that you need to be. Driving in a convertible Ludo.
3:43:50
He's going, he's going for the limo.
3:43:51
With Lisa Anne Grobush. Robot is.
3:43:54
Not an athlete. Exactly what Fish said.
3:43:57
You got to get convertible. With Lisa Anne in your white
3:43:59
jacket and then play with my pickle.
3:44:01
That'll be real. And just call.
3:44:03
People up be like. Sup.
3:44:05
Is that your cucumber or are you happy to see?
3:44:07
Me. All right, I'm still trying to.
3:44:14
I'm still. Working on getting Lisa Ann.
3:44:16
On this show. So you've been working on
3:44:18
everybody? Anyways, I duty Dodger.
3:44:21
All right, so I'm trying to get, I'm trying to get Tiffany,
3:44:27
Tiffany Strand. On here Symphony Symphony and
3:44:29
Tiffany. Oh, that would be a nice
3:44:31
combination, Speedy. You know, Symphony, right?
3:44:33
That's the right. Can you talk about Anthony?
3:44:35
Did a great job hosting tic. Tac.
3:44:37
No, for us today, yes he did. And he's going to be on it next
3:44:43
week, so we're good you're. In the pink and one in the.
3:44:45
Stink. All right.
3:44:46
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you to all the fans.
3:44:47
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3:44:51
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3:44:58
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3:45:01
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3:45:06
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3:45:31
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3:45:33
Speedy. We have any guests?
3:45:34
Yes, we do. We are on Monday at 9:00.
3:45:36
Returning to the show, former readers and Lion safety Stuart
3:45:39
Schweiger will be back and then I believe Nathan has our guests.
3:45:42
For the 16th. Pound.
3:45:44
Yeah. Can I say it please?
3:45:45
Yes, of course. All right, so I booked you.
3:45:48
Guys. Current Miami Dolphins safety
3:45:51
Jordan Poirier Doo Doo. He's coming at 8:45.
3:45:55
Doo Doo also play with the Browns, the Bills, the Bills in
3:46:00
his. Career and now Scoop sits on the
3:46:03
sitter. Boy did.
3:46:04
He ever last. Show Monday.
3:46:06
It was a nice big dump. Anyways, we'll be back.
3:46:10
Yeah, next week. Goodnight.
3:46:13
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